Step 101
Connect a coding agent (optional)
On your server page, connect Codex or Claude Code to your own plan: open the plug in the sidebar and sign in with the code it shows. Your agent can then delegate the coding to it.
Guides Apps
Your app, live tonight
Describe a tool or bring the code you have: your agent builds it, keeps it running and puts it online at its own HTTPS address.
- StarterLevel
- 10 minTo set up
- 1 kitFrom Extensions
Every POCKETCORP is a server on the internet, and its agent knows how to put things online: it gives your app its own address under your server’s name, sets up the web server and HTTPS, and keeps the app running as a service. Bring an idea or the code you already have.
Updated 3 November 2026 · first published 10 August 2026
What to install
One kit. That’s the setup.
Kits install onto your POCKETCORP from Extensions, and each adds its own setup page to your server page.
PPocketGit€9Your own git forge for the app’s code: private repositories, issues, pull requests and CI.Get it in Extensions
✓Hosting, built inIncludedYour agent creates the app’s address (<name>.<server>.apps.pocketcorp.agency), the nginx site, the certificate and a service that survives restarts.
✓Coding agentsIncludedConnect Codex or Claude Code on your server page and your agent hands them the coding, then checks the result.
Set it up
Step by step.
Step 202
Install PocketGit
Install PocketGit from Extensions (€9 once). One press downloads and starts the forge; pick the username and password you sign in with, and that is the setup. Registration is off and repositories are private from the start.
Step 303
Describe the app
Tell your agent what the app should do, or point it at your code: a repository, or a zip in your files. The prompts below are a start.
Then just ask
Your setup, at work.
Send these to your agent in the chat on your POCKETCORP page, or from Telegram or WhatsApp. Change the details to yours.
Build a small booking tool for my studio: a public page with the free slots and a form, and an admin page behind a password. Keep the code in PocketGit and put it online at its own address with HTTPS.
Clone github.com/me/my-app into PocketGit, run it as a service and put it online with HTTPS.
Is the app running? Show me the last errors in its log and fix anything that is broken.
Take it further
Make it yours.
The same setup, doing more: ask for these once it runs.
Put the app on app.mydomain.com: tell me the DNS record to set, then set up the site and the certificate.
Add a Forgejo Actions workflow to the repository that runs the tests on every push.
Back up the app’s database every night and keep the last 14 days.
The result
Your app on the internet with HTTPS tonight, its code in a forge you own, and an agent that keeps it running.
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Your app, live tonight runs on a POCKETCORP: a computer of its own for your AI agent. Base is free for 14 days.