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bolt.new generates full web applications from text prompts. Download your project, build the static output, and host it on Static.app with a custom domain, forms, and analytics. No StackBlitz account needed to keep it live.
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Upload website file archives, images, documents, or PDFs.
bolt.new previews are temporary. Upload your project to Static.app and it stays live permanently with its own URL.
Give your bolt.new creation a professional URL. Connect your domain and get free SSL automatically.
bolt.new generates form UI but no backend. Add static-form and your forms actually work. Submissions go to your dashboard.
Export your project. You'll get a project folder with source files.
Run npm install then npm run build. For plain HTML projects, skip this step.
ZIP the build output (or HTML files) and drag onto static.app. Live in seconds.
HTTPS automatically on every bolt.new project.
Make quick edits without re-downloading from bolt.new.
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Does bolt.new output need a build step?
Depends on the project. If bolt.new generated a React or Vue app, yes: run npm install then npm run build. If it generated plain HTML, just ZIP and upload directly.
What frameworks does bolt.new support?
bolt.new generates projects in React (the most common), Vue, Svelte, and plain HTML/CSS/JavaScript. All of these produce static output that works on Static.app. React and Vue projects need a build step (npm run build) after downloading. Plain HTML projects can be zipped and uploaded directly. When prompting bolt.new, you can specify which framework you want, or let it choose based on your project description.
Are bolt.new previews permanent?
No. bolt.new preview links are tied to your browser session and the StackBlitz environment. They can expire or become inaccessible when you close the project. For a permanent URL with a permanent URL, download your bolt.new project, build it if it uses a framework, ZIP the output, and upload to Static.app. The hosted version lives at a stable URL that doesn't depend on bolt.new's infrastructure.
Does bolt.new provide hosting?
bolt.new provides temporary preview URLs while you're actively working in the browser IDE. These aren't designed for permanent hosting. They may become slow, unavailable, or expire when you're not actively using bolt.new. For permanent, always-on hosting with your own URL, download the project and upload to Static.app. Your website stays live independently of whether you're using bolt.new.
How to publish from bolt.new?
Download your project from bolt.new using the export or download option. If it's a React, Vue, or Svelte project, open a terminal in the downloaded folder, run npm install, then npm run build. ZIP the build output folder (dist/ or build/). Drag the ZIP onto static.app. For plain HTML projects, skip the build step and ZIP the files directly. Your bolt.new creation is permanently published.
Can I edit the bolt.new code after hosting?
Yes, two ways. For quick changes (text edits, color adjustments, link updates), use Static.app's built-in browser code editor. Click your project in the dashboard, open the editor, make changes, and save. For bigger changes (new sections, layout redesigns, feature additions), download the project from bolt.new, make modifications in the bolt.new editor or locally, rebuild, and re-upload the updated version to Static.app.
What if bolt.new generates a full-stack app?
Split the deployment. Host the frontend (the HTML/CSS/JS that users see) on Static.app by building and uploading just the client-side output. Host the backend (API server, database connections) on a platform that runs server code, like Render or Railway. Update the frontend's API URL to point to the backend's location. Alternatively, ask bolt.new to generate a frontend-only version by specifying 'create a client-side only application' in your prompt.
Do I need Node.js for bolt.new projects?
Yes. Lovable generates React projects with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS that require compilation before hosting. Install Node.js version 18 or newer from nodejs.org. In your terminal, navigate to the downloaded Lovable project folder, run npm install to download all dependencies (this may take a minute), then npm run build to compile. The dist/ folder that appears contains the hostable static files.
Does hot reloading work on Static.app?
No, hot reloading is a development feature that runs in your local dev server. On Static.app, you upload built files and they're served as-is. For a similar workflow, install the Static Sync desktop app. Point it at your build output folder. Every time you rebuild your project locally, Static Sync detects the file changes and pushes the update to your live website automatically, usually within 2-3 seconds.
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