You built something, with Claude Code, Cursor, or your own hands, and now you want it on the internet without wiring up servers, databases, SSL, and auth. Here is the one-command path.
The usual gap between "works on my machine" and "deployed" is a weekend of provisioning: a server or PaaS config, a managed database, an auth provider, HTTPS certificates, environment secrets, and a CI pipeline. Benmore collapses all of that into the framework: every deployed app comes with authentication, a database, an auto-generated REST API, real-time updates, file storage, email, and cron, hosted on its own subdomain with SSL.
brew install Benmore-Studio/benmore/benmore
benmore login
From a new or existing Benmore app directory:
benmore deploy
That single command creates the app on first run, pushes every file through the framework's validators, and gives you a live hosted URL. Your app is running at yourapp-dev.benmore.ai before you finish reading this sentence.
Every file you push hot-reloads in about a second, so the live dev URL is your development environment. This is where AI coding agents shine: run benmore bootstrap and launch Claude Code, and the agent edits files, sees them deploy automatically, verifies the result in a real headless browser, and even records demo videos of the working app.
benmore promote myapp # ship dev to prod
benmore publish myapp # remove the testing banner
benmore domain myapp yourdomain.com
Dev and prod are separate instances with separate databases and secrets, promote moves code forward with an automatic pre-migration backup, and custom domains get SSL automatically.
Set up the CLI