Documentation

You described an app to an AI and it wrote the code. This is the part where the app gets a real address your family, your class or your friends can open, with a database, file storage, scheduled jobs and a sign-in screen already taken care of.

Nobody has to understand any of it. Your AI runs one command:

$ npx uarpie

detected  Next.js - Postgres (drizzle) - 2 scheduled jobs
plan      runtime: lambda/arm64 - data: managed postgres - storage: 1 bucket
secrets   1 required - RESEND_API_KEY missing

/ build          4m 52s
/ migrate        a copy kept first, then the changes applied
/ provision      the app, its database, its file storage and 2 scheduled jobs are ready
/ live           https://quiet-harbor-4471.uarpieapps.com/#k=7f3a...

  private       first device to open this link owns the app - link expires in 60m
  this month    $0.00 - hard cap on, you cannot be overbilled

Three promises

• Private by default. Nobody can open your app until you open the link yourself. After that, only people you invite by email.
• Your bill cannot surprise you. Each plan includes a month of use for all your apps together. When it is used up, they pause until the next month instead of charging you. On a paid plan, Uarpie credit you add can keep them going, up to a monthly limit you choose.
• One price for all your apps. You pay for your account, not for each app: keep up to 20 apps on Personal, 50 on Family and 100 on Community, and they share one month of use.

Where to start

• Hand your AI a link: the shortest path, with nothing to install.
• Getting started: the first deploy, the link, and keeping the app.
• Connect your AI: so it can deploy for you whenever you ask.
• How it works: what happens between the command and the link.

If something goes wrong, your AI gets a message that tells it exactly what to change. The full list is under Error codes.