pocketnook

Description

Your code shouldn't die on localhost. pocketnook takes a GitHub repo and hands back a private URL, open to the people you name and nobody else. You pick exactly which repositories it can read on GitHub's own screen; it builds in a box of its own, sealed off from your secrets and from everyone else's code; and it comes back as a private URL that the people you invite sign in to once and land straight in. Nothing is public unless you make it public. There is an MCP server too, so Claude Code, Cursor and any other MCP client can deploy without opening a browser. In beta: outbound traffic from a deployed app isn't bounded over HTTPS, so synthetic or non-sensitive data only for now. The whole deal is at https://pocketnook.dev/limits.