Outgrow your app builder. Give your agents a Station.
If you’ve outgrown an app builder like Lovable, Bolt or Replit, bring the project to a Station. Claude Code, Codex or both work on your code, and you decide where it ships.
$39/month for one Station, plus your own AI subscription. Your first hour is free, no card needed. After that, a card starts a 7-day free trial (one per customer). Checkout shows the exact date of your first charge.
How it works.
- 01
Bring your project
Export your code from your current tool. Note how the app starts and what it needs to run.
- 02
Get it running first
Put the code on your Station, connect Claude Code, Codex or both, and get the app working there before you ask for anything new.
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Share it, then ship it
Publish it at a link anyone can open and let people try it. When you’re ready for launch, Defang Deploy takes it to your own cloud account.
Why a Station is the next step
You could run Claude Code or Codex on your laptop, but they stop when you close it. Anthropic and OpenAI run their agents in their own clouds, but each cloud runs only its own agent and starts each new session fresh. A Station runs both side by side on your files and keeps them going. Your agent can publish the app at a link anyone can open, as your app builder did, and once your agent connects your Station, a new GitHub issue or an error from your live site can start the next job.
Keep what already works
Moving doesn’t mean rebuilding. Start with a copy of your code and one small change, and keep the old version live until you trust the new one.
Check what lives outside the code
Exporting the code doesn’t bring along your database, logins, uploaded files or domain, and any of those may live inside your old tool. List what your app depends on and decide what moves and what stays.
Is it time to move?
If you’re comfortable telling a coding agent what to do and reading what it did, you’re ready. If your app builder still covers everything you need, there’s no reason to move yet.
Before you start.
Will Station import my whole app automatically?
No. You bring the code and hook up what it needs, so check what your current tool lets you export before you start.
Is this a shared team workspace?
Each account gets one Station today, with no shared seats yet. You can still work together the usual way: through GitHub, and by sharing links to what you’ve built.
Bring your agent. Give it Superpowers.
Start your Station →Read the connection guide →