Press kit

LazyFrog lets people build and host websites and apps with the AI they already use, such as Claude or ChatGPT, with a live preview, one-tap publishing and their own domain.

People describe the app they want to the AI they already use, and it appears in a live preview as they talk. When they like it, it goes live at its own address. Instead of selling another AI subscription, LazyFrog connects to the assistant people already use through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Each project runs in its own isolated workspace with a database, and everything can be exported at any time. It's free to build and try in a preview, and going live starts with Hobby at $9 a month; Pro is $29.

The name is set in Geist SemiBold. The mark is ember #ff7a3d on a pond green lily pad. The site is white #FFFFFF and ink #1C1B18, with ember #D9480F for actions and pond green #2F7D5B for what is live, as in the kit's notes. Please don't recolour or stretch the mark.

README.txt has the notes: the name is LazyFrog, one word; keep the mark as it is; the colours.

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