Host a Bolt.new export as a live URL.

Bolt.new from StackBlitz is the AI builder that runs the whole development environment in your browser. You describe what you want, Bolt builds the project inside an in-browser Node container, and you can preview the result without leaving the tab. The challenge starts when you want to share the result outside StackBlitz. The default options are 'send the StackBlitz preview link', which exposes the project structure, or 'deploy via StackBlitz', which has its own friction.

Exporting and hosting on NudgeHost is the cleanest middle ground. Bolt lets you download the project as a ZIP through the StackBlitz UI; that ZIP either contains a `dist` folder ready to host, or contains source you'll need to build locally. Either path ends with a folder of static files that publish a Vite or CRA build or host a ZIP can serve. The recipient gets a clean URL on nudgehost.com (or your own domain on Pro), with no StackBlitz chrome anywhere in sight.

If you're staying inside the Bolt loop and iterating, the deploy-to-NudgeHost step takes about twenty seconds: download the new ZIP, drag-and-drop, the link refreshes. The URL itself doesn't change between uploads, so anyone with the link gets the latest version automatically. That's particularly useful when you're showing progress to a client and want to keep iterating without re-pasting links.

Free on upgrade to Pro. Bolt outputs vary in size depending on what was generated, but most prototypes compress to a few MB. The full set of all of NudgeHost's hosting tools formats is available alongside this if you want to share supporting assets, and host a Lovable export or share what v0 generated cover the other AI builders that work the same way.