An MCP server for publishing

Ship a site
from a chat.

Ask Claude to build something, and Popshed puts it online. No hosting setup, no deploy pipeline: a live URL at your-app.sites.fwdzoo.com in seconds.

Connect Popshed See how it works
Make me a countdown page for our launch on Friday and put it online as launch-day.

popshed · deploy(app="launch-day") ✓ live

Done! Your countdown is up:
https://launch-day.sites.fwdzoo.com
Make the numbers bigger.

popshed · deploy(app="launch-day") ✓ updated

How it works

Popshed gives Claude a few tools for publishing static sites. You talk; it ships.

  1. Connect once

    Add Popshed as a connector in Claude and sign in with your email.

  2. Ask for a site

    Describe what you want. Claude writes the HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

  3. It's live

    Claude deploys it to its own subdomain and hands you the link. Ask for changes and it redeploys.

Connect Popshed

Popshed works with any MCP client that supports remote servers. This is the server URL:

https://fwdzoo.com/mcp

Claude

  1. Open Settings → Connectors.
  2. Choose Add custom connector and paste the URL.
  3. Click Connect and sign in.

Claude Code

  1. Add the server:
claude mcp add --transport http popshed https://fwdzoo.com/mcp
  1. Run /mcp, pick popshed and sign in.

Other clients

  1. Add a remote (streamable HTTP) MCP server with the URL above.
  2. Your client opens a sign-in page the first time it connects.

Try a prompt

Once connected, just ask. Name the app, or let Claude pick one.

PromptBuild a one-page menu for my taco truck with today's specials and deploy it with Popshed as taco-tuesday.

The details

Simple by design.

Your own subdomain

Every app gets name.sites.fwdzoo.com. Names are first come, first served: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.

Instant updates

Each deploy is stored separately and switched in at once, so updates show up immediately with no stale caches.

Single-page apps welcome

Paths without a file extension fall back to index.html, so client-side routers just work.

Bigger sites too

Small sites deploy inline. For larger ones, Claude gets a one-time upload link for a zip.

Fast everywhere

Sites are served over HTTPS from a global CDN.

Only you can update it

An app name belongs to the account that first deployed it. Nobody else can overwrite your site.