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LazyFrog

How it works

Your AI does the building. LazyFrog does everything else.

You don't need a terminal, a server or any setup. Here's what happens behind one conversation.

What's connected to what

Your AI never gets a server login. It uses LazyFrog's tools, which only reach your own projects.
  1. Your AI

    Claude, ChatGPT or Codex, on your phone or computer, under your own plan.

  2. LazyFrog

    Checks who is asking and what they may do, keeps a record and takes a snapshot before anything risky.

    • Who's asking
    • A record of every step
    • A snapshot first
  3. Your workspace

    A private space with your app, its database and files, a preview and a live site.

    Sunrise Bakery, an example site built on LazyFrog, on a desktop

The path from a chat to a live site

  1. 1

    Connect

    Add LazyFrog to your AI once. It takes one link and one sign-in, and works on the web, the desktop and your phone.

  2. 2

    Build in the preview

    Your AI gets a private space with a database and files. It builds the app there while you watch the preview, at an address only you know.

  3. 3

    Publish

    On a paid plan, say “publish it” or tap Publish. LazyFrog checks the new version first and only then makes it live. Visitors never see any downtime. Free is for building and trying in the preview.

  4. 4

    Your domain

    On a paid plan, connect a domain you own. LazyFrog shows exactly which records to add at your provider, and HTTPS is ready before any visitor arrives.

  5. 5

    Undo when you need it

    Snapshots are taken every hour and before anything risky. Go back to any of them, for just the code, just the database or everything.

What you see in the portal

In the portal you can do everything except write code.
The LazyFrog portal's Overview for an example project, Sunrise Bakery: its preview and live addresses, a Publish button, the site in a preview frame, and its status and snapshot panels
An example project's page in the portal: its addresses, a Publish button and the site itself, with the rest a tab away.
  • Activity

    Every step your AI took, live, in plain words.

  • Preview and live site

    Both addresses, awake or asleep, and a Publish button.

  • Database and files

    Your tables and rows, uploads and downloads.

  • Snapshots

    Every restore point, with one-tap restore.

  • Deployments

    Every publish, and rollback in seconds.

  • Security

    A scan that suggests fixes to hand your AI, and checks that the live site hasn't been tampered with.

Questions

Do I need to code?
No. You describe what you want and react to what you see. Your AI writes the code and LazyFrog runs it.
Whose AI is it?
Yours. It's the AI you already use, such as Claude or ChatGPT. LazyFrog gives it tools to build and run apps. It doesn't add an AI of its own or charge for your AI's work.
What can it build?
Websites, shops, booking systems, dashboards and internal tools. They can have logins, a database, payments, email, uploads and background jobs.
Can I see what my AI did?
Yes. Everything it does appears in the portal's activity stream as it happens, with what changed. If you like, risky actions can wait for your approval.