Connect once Β· works in Claude, ChatGPT…

Your AI made it.
Now it can put it online.

Connect Bailey to your assistant once. Then just ask: “publish this,” “take it down,” “who signed up?” It's live at your own address, and it actually works. You never leave the chat.

Free to start Β· no card. Prefer to do it by hand? Drag your files in. That works too.

Made it with Claude ChatGPT Gemini v0 Lovable or anything else Bailey puts it online.

AI gave you a site.
Nobody told you what to do with it.

You're left with a folder of files and a wall of words nobody warned you about. Bailey clears the wall, and just puts your thing online.

hosting DNS settings FTP uploads npm run build servers environment variables SSL certificates git push

β†’ An address that's yours. Full stop.

A page online is nice. A page that works is the point.

Most tools stop at hosting a file. Bailey gives what you make real powers: ready-made, and hard to get wrong.

It remembers

Your edits, your visitors, last week's version: Bailey keeps it all between visits. You set up nothing.

It gathers replies

Sign-ups, messages, bookings: saved under your name, readable by you alone. Ask “who signed up?” and it's yours.

You just ask

No dashboard to learn. “Bring back yesterday's version,” “take the old one down.” You run it by talking.

Build whatever you dream up. The tricky parts just snap in: already done, and always yours.

Today, your site. Tomorrow, everything you and your team make with AI, at an address that's yours. Doing this with a team? β†’

Three moves, and you're live.

No technical account. No waiting.

01

Connect your AI

Add Bailey to Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant. One link, one click, nothing to copy.

02

Just ask

“Put this online,” “update it,” “who signed up?” Your assistant does the work.

03

You're live

At your own yourproject.trybailey.app address. It stays up. Prefer by hand? Drop files instead, same result.

No assistant? No problem.

Or drop it in
yourself.

Bailey works on its own, too. Drag your files into the window, pick your address: same result, same powers, no AI required. The hand-built way is always one drag away.

  • βœ“ Drag a folder: text, images, all at once
  • βœ“ Swap a file anytime; your address never changes
  • βœ“ It still remembers and collects, out of the box

This is for you if…

We built Bailey for people who create, not for people who configure.

  • βœ“ You practically live in your AI assistant, and you'd rather it just handle the boring “put it online” part.
  • βœ“ You made something with AI and no one mentioned it'd be this hard to put online.
  • βœ“ You want an address of your own, not some endless link nobody can remember.
  • βœ“ You'd rather not do a six-month engineering bootcamp just to share three files.
  • βœ“ You want to show someone your thing now, not next week.
  • βœ“ You made a little tool for your team, and you'd rather not file an IT ticket to put it online.

If it collects, it keeps you in the clear.

An email box, a booking form, a sign-up: that's someone's personal info. Bailey treats it that way from the very first visitor, without turning you into a lawyer.

A reason, or it doesn't go live
Before your page collects anything, you say what it's for and how long you keep it, in plain words, once. No answer, no publish.
What people send can't leak
Visitors can drop their email in, but nothing on the page can read the list back out. Only you can, from your control room, or by asking your AI.
Forgetting is built in
Entries past their time delete themselves. Someone asks to be removed? Their trace is gone everywhere, in one click.
Counted, never tracked
Visitor numbers come without cookies. Nobody gets followed around, so there's no consent banner to bolt on.

Running this at a company? Same machinery, bigger promise: everything your team ships with AI is visible, accounted for, and one click from off.

Data & privacy governed
Collects
waitlist Β· emails
Why
“Tell you when early access opens”
Kept
12 months, then auto-deleted
Readable by
You. Nobody else.
The sign-up form of this exact page, seen from its control room. We eat our own cooking.

Here's what you get.

Your site, at your address, ready to share. You send the link, it works. That's it.

Start free. Grow when you're ready.

Everything you need to put your thing online is free. Bigger plans are on the way. Start now and you'll grow right into them.

Free

For your first sites.

  • βœ“ 5 sites at your own address
  • βœ“ 50 MB per page
  • βœ“ 10 versions of history
  • βœ“ Bring your own domain (yourname.com)
  • βœ“ Your data stays yours, killable in one click
Start free

Starter Soon

When a few sites isn't enough.

  • βœ“ 20 sites
  • βœ“ 100 MB per page
  • βœ“ 20 versions of history
  • βœ“ Visitor numbers, no cookies
  • βœ“ Everything in Free
Coming soon

Scale Soon

For teams, no limits.

  • βœ“ Unlimited sites
  • βœ“ 500 MB per page
  • βœ“ Unlimited history
  • βœ“ Everything in Pro
Coming soon

No prices yet: we're setting them with the first creators. Start free today; the paid plans land soon.

Ready to see your thing live?

Connect your assistant and just ask, or drop your files by hand. Either way it's live in seconds. Free to start, no card.

Want to know what's under the hood? (Spoiler: you don't need to, to use it.)

How does my AI put my site online?

You connect Bailey to your assistant once: paste one link in Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant that supports connectors, and click allow. After that, you just ask in plain words and it publishes, updates or takes things down for you. No file juggling, no dashboard. Prefer to do it yourself? You can always drop your files by hand.

What's a “secure address”?

It's your site's address, the one with the little padlock. People can see your site is trustworthy, and everything on it is protected. We handle all of that; you set up nothing.

Where do my files live?

Safe with us. You drop them, we keep them, we serve them. Swap a file whenever you like: your address never changes.

Can I change my site later?

As much as you want. Re-drop your files and it's updated in seconds. No new address, no fuss.

What happens to what my site collects?

It's saved under your name, and only you can read it, from your control room, or by asking your assistant. Anything personal had to be declared with a purpose and a shelf life before it could go live; old entries delete themselves, and you can erase one person everywhere in a single click.

Do I need a cookie banner?

Not for anything Bailey gives you. Visitor numbers are counted without cookies or tracking: nobody is identified, so there's nothing to ask consent for.

Can my AI touch someone else's site?

No. Your assistant works inside your fence: your sites, your data, nothing else, and that's enforced by Bailey itself, not by asking the AI to behave. You can also cut its access anytime, from your side.