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Quickstart: launch your first app on ProductEcho

Launch your first app on ProductEcho, the AI-native runtime: connect your coding agent, or paste a GitHub link in the dashboard. Free, no credit card.

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What ProductEcho does

ProductEcho is an AI-native runtime: your coding agent launches and manages your apps, databases and sites over MCP, from a first prototype to production scale.

  • Launch: your app goes live on its own HTTPS address, with a database if it needs one.
  • Secure: every app gets HTTPS, and databases are encrypted at rest.
  • Scale: resize apps and databases as you grow.

Pick one way in

Both routes end the same way: an app on a live HTTPS address, listed on the Applications page of the console. Use your coding agent if you work in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. Use the dashboard if your code is already on GitHub.

Diagram of the two ways to launch your first app. Route A: you ask your coding agent, such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, to deploy the app. Route B: you paste a GitHub link in the dashboard. Both go to ProductEcho, which inspects the code, deploys the app and adds HTTPS. The result is a live HTTPS URL with the status Ready.
Two ways in, one result: a live HTTPS URL.

Route A: from your coding agent

01

Connect your coding agent

Add ProductEcho to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and authorize once over OAuth. There is no API key to copy for interactive use. Connect your coding agent
02

Ask it to deploy your app

Open your project and tell your agent what you want. It inspects the project, deploys it, and adds a PostgreSQL database if you ask for one.
03

Open the live URL

When the deploy finishes, your agent gives you the HTTPS address of the app.

A prompt like this is enough:

Agent prompt
Deploy this app to ProductEcho and give me the live HTTPS URL.
Headless script or CI pipeline?

The connection guide covers the static pe_live_... API key fallback for that case. Never paste a static key into an agent chat or prompt.

Route B: from the dashboard

01

Create your account

Sign up with Google, or with your email and a 6-digit code. There is no password. Create your account
02

Start a new app

On the Applications page, choose Deploy container for a full-stack app, or Deploy static web app for a static site.
03

Paste your GitHub link

Pick GitHub as the source and paste the repository address, for example https://github.com/acme/shop. The first time, install the ProductEcho GitHub App on the repository when the console asks.
04

Pick a branch and deploy

Choose the branch to track, usually main, and start the deploy. Later pushes to that branch redeploy the app. Deploy from GitHub
05

Open your app

The status moves through Building and Deploying to Ready. Then the app is live on its HTTPS address.

Check your app

Either way, your app appears on the Applications page of the ProductEcho console with its status and public address.

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ProductEcho console, Applications page. Two apps are Ready: fieldnotes, deployed from an uploaded archive, and kura-spa-app, a static site deployed from a GitHub repository. A counter reads 2 of 25 apps.
The Applications page lists each deployed app with its status, source and update time.

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