Host it.
Your way.
Your website, API or bot. Set it up yourself or ask Quect Companion to help you get your project online.
Invitation-only beta, free to join. 1 GB RAM, 1 vCPU and 10 GB per person.
The path to going live.
Already have code? Explore hosting on your own. Starting from scratch? See the planned Companion + Design journey, from conversation to launch.
Your code goes through analysis, configuration review, a separate build and deployment with an HTTPS address. Running projects in the pilot requires an invitation.
From code to deployment.
One project, from start to finish. Explore a static website example to see what happens at each step.
Connect GitHub or upload a ZIP.
Choose a public or private repository through the GitHub connection, or upload a ZIP. Quect analyzes the files before suggesting a configuration.
The same project continues through the next steps.
Files in this example
- index.htmlPage content
- style.cssColors and layout
- assets/Website images
Review the project components.
In this example, HTML and CSS form a single static website. There is no database or Node.js process to configure.
For your project, the analysis identifies components from the files you upload.
Components of meu-site
- Application
- Static website
- Technologies
- HTML and CSS
- Database
- Not needed in this example
Review before going live.
The files are ready, so this example needs no build command. Deployment uses the files in the main folder.
You review the configuration. Companion is available whenever you need help.
Configuration for meu-site
- Type
- Static website
- Build command
- No build needed
- Output folder
- Project root
Multiple projects.
One plan.
In the beta, you get 1 GB RAM, 1 vCPU and 10 GB storage per person. The resources belong to your account: you decide how to split them across projects.
Example values. Usage varies by project.
512 MB out of 1 GB
512 MB available in this simulation.
Your project, online. The beta is on us.
Each selected participant gets a resource package to try Quect during the beta, with no participation fee.
- RAM
- 1 GB
- shared processing
- 1 vCPU
- storage
- 10 GB
One package per person. Split it across your projects however you prefer.
Configure it yourself or get help from the Companion. Your choice.
No card required. Access by invitation after selection.
Where your project runs.
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Configure your deploy.
Quect Companion analyzes project files, explains commands and variables, and helps investigate build errors. You review the configuration before publishing.
Choose your experience level for explanations that fit. Prefer to configure it yourself? GitHub, ZIP and deploy settings work without an AI conversation.
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Let's start with your code.
Upload your project or connect GitHub. Companion explains which files it found, suggests commands and helps you review the publishing configuration.
A demonstration of explanations for each experience level.
Custom domains and AI creation.
Connect a domain you already own to your project. To create a site from scratch, use Quect Design with its separate credit wallet.
- Quect Design
- An add-on for building and editing static websites with AI, previews and its own credits. It's optional when hosting your projects.Apply for the beta
- Coming soon
- New domain registration, business email, databases, PHP and persistent storage are planned. Connecting a domain you already own is available in the pilot.
Pilot questions.
How to join and what you get in the beta.
What is Quect?
Quect is a hosting platform for getting your projects online. Bring code through GitHub or a ZIP file, configure deployment yourself or ask the Quect Companion for help. The closed beta is free and access is by invitation.
What can I host during the pilot?
Current tests cover static sites, Node.js HTTP applications and Node.js workers without a public port. Running projects requires an invitation and team approval. Arbitrary Docker images, PHP and persistent databases are not generally supported in this phase.
Do I have to use Companion?
You can open direct configuration, bring your code and review the fields yourself. Help remains available, and assisted mode is optional at every experience level.
Will I have to pay to get started?
Participation in the closed beta is free. Each selected person gets 1 GB RAM, 1 vCPU and 10 GB storage during the beta. No card is needed; access is by invitation.
Do I have to use Quect Design?
You can bring code created in any tool through public or private GitHub repositories, or ZIP. Quect Design is an optional add-on for creating and editing sites with AI.
Are resources allocated per project?
The package is per person, not per project. You can split 1 GB RAM, 1 vCPU and 10 GB storage across your account’s projects, within the total available.
Can I host my project in São Paulo yet?
São Paulo is planned and appears as “Coming soon” on the map. The beta uses the Gravelines location in France. New location availability will be announced on the platform.
Your next project starts here.
The Quect beta is free and invitation-only. Each selected person gets 1 GB RAM, 1 vCPU and 10 GB storage. Tell us a little about yourself to apply.
- You apply
Just tell us who you are and how you build projects.
- We review your application
We’ll invite people in groups so we can support each experience.
- Your invitation arrives by email
If selected, you’ll receive instructions to join. There is no charge during the closed beta.
Your data will be used to review your application and contact you about the beta. To update or remove it, email [email protected].
Application received. We’ll take it from here.
Thanks for wanting to build with Quect! We’ll review the applications and email those selected.