Start with one weird little thing.
A habit tracker. A book-club picker. A tiny CRM for your side project. Cubby works best when the app is specific, useful, and small enough to ship today.
Install the CLI, scaffold a starter app, build with your favorite AI coding tool, run it locally, then deploy it to a real URL. Cubby handles auth, database, and routing so you can keep building.
A habit tracker. A book-club picker. A tiny CRM for your side project. Cubby works best when the app is specific, useful, and small enough to ship today.
Cubby starts in your terminal. Install the CLI once, log in, then use it to create, run, and deploy your apps.
npm install -g cubbypro cubby login
Run cubby init and pick a starter. The default Next.js + SQLite path gives you Prisma, a database, and Cubby instructions for AI tools.
cubby init my-little-app cd my-little-app npm install
Use Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, or your own hands. Ask for the small app you actually want, then keep the scope shippable.
Build a tiny app for this idea. Read CUBBY.md, use the included database, and keep it ready for cubby deploy.
cubby dev gives your app the same environment shape it will see on Cubby. Make the last edits while everything is still local.
cubby dev cubby check
Run one command. Cubby packages the app, checks it, builds it, routes it, protects it with Cubby auth, and gives it a URL you can share.
cubby deploy
This is the terminal path after your AI has the docs and a small app idea: install Cubby, scaffold, run locally, check, deploy, and share the URL.
npm install -g cubbypro cubby login cubby init my-little-app cd my-little-app npm install cubby dev cubby check cubby deploy
After you run cubby init, paste this into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or whichever tool is helping you build:
Read CUBBY.md. Build the smallest useful version of this app. Use the included database. Run cubby check before deploying. If it passes, run cubby deploy and tell me the live URL.
Bring the idea. Cubby gives it a URL, a database, and a door.