For developers & indie hackers
Prototypes live before the coffee cools
Skip the deployment pipeline. Drop a file, get a link, share it. drpr is the fastest path from “I built something” to “here's the link.”
API upload — one command
curl -X POST https://drpr.host/api/v1/upload \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-F "file=@./dist/index.html" \
-F "subdomain=my-demo"
# → { "url": "https://my-demo.drpr.site", ... }Sound familiar?
- —You built a prototype and want feedback — but setting up a Vercel project just for a quick share feels like overkill
- —You're vibe coding and want a live link to post on X without a full deployment pipeline
- —You need to share a static build artifact from CI without configuring another hosting service
- —You want to iterate on a demo and keep the same URL — without re-deploying every time
drpr is the missing tool between “local dev server” and “full deployment.”
Built for your workflow
Drag-and-drop or API
Upload from the browser in seconds or automate with the REST API. Both paths return a live URL immediately.
Script-friendly
Generate an API key and upload from any shell script, CI step, or automation pipeline. One curl command, one URL back.
Update without changing the link
Re-upload to the same subdomain and the URL stays the same. Share once, iterate freely — your reviewers always see the latest version.
Custom subdomains
Pick a memorable subdomain like myproject.drpr.site. Clean links for demos, feedback requests, and #BuildInPublic posts.
What developers share with drpr
- Static site prototypes and MVPs
- HTML/CSS/JS demos for feedback
- Build artifacts from CI pipelines
- Design system previews
- #BuildInPublic progress updates
- API-driven uploads from automation scripts
Common questions
How is drpr different from Vercel or Netlify?
Vercel and Netlify are full deployment platforms with CI/CD pipelines, build steps, and project configuration. drpr is for instant one-off shares — drop a file, get a link. No config, no pipeline, no waiting. Use drpr for quick feedback links; use Vercel for production.
Can I use the drpr API to upload from scripts?
Yes. The drpr API accepts multipart file uploads and returns a URL. You can generate an API key from your dashboard and use it in any script, CI step, or automation.
What file types does drpr support?
HTML files, ZIP archives (extracted and served as a static site), PDFs, images, and any other static asset up to 100MB on paid plans.
Can I update a site after uploading?
Yes. Re-upload a new file to the same subdomain using your site token or API key. The URL stays the same — useful for iterating on a prototype without changing the link you shared.
Ship the link, not the pipeline
No account required to start. Drop a file, get a URL. Add an API key when you want to automate.
Upload your first file