Paste or upload a small interactive HTML page and get a hereon.app link. Turn on Cloud Data and the app can keep votes, form entries, or who signed in — without your own server.
- What counts as an HTML app?
- Any interactive page that runs in the browser — a poll, quiz, checklist, calculator, or small tool. Hereon hosts the HTML as-is and can add Cloud Data when the app needs memory.
- How does the app remember users and data?
- After publishing, open Studio and turn on Cloud Data. The page can keep shared lists, per-person state, or form entries online through Hereon — without your own database or server.
- Do I need my own backend?
- No. Hereon injects Platform.db and Platform.auth at runtime when Cloud Data is on. Your HTML keeps working; saved data syncs to Hereon.
- Can I publish an app from ChatGPT or Claude?
- Yes. Paste or upload the HTML they generated. If it already saves to the browser, Studio will offer Cloud Data so answers persist online.
- Is hosting an HTML app free?
- Yes to start. Free includes one live app with 1 MB of Cloud Data and up to 50 people per app. Paid plans raise those limits.