Ask Grok for a calculator, a tracker or a small game and it builds a working app right in the chat. Getting that app in front of other people is the hard part. Connect Grok to DocStash and it deploys the app to one link you control, with no hosting to set up and no files to copy.
Why a Grok app is hard to deploy
- It lives in the chat. The app runs inside your Grok conversation, with no standalone address to hand someone.
- Hosting it yourself is work. Copying the code out to a static host means a new upload every time Grok changes the app.
What you get with DocStash
- A real, running app. The app opens as a normal web page with its scripts running, in its own isolated sandbox.
- Private until you publish. A deployed app opens only for you, your workspace and the people you invite. Click Publish when it is ready for anyone with the link.
- One link that keeps up. Every change Grok makes lands on the same link, and earlier versions stay in the history so you can roll back.
- Out of Google. Every DocStash page tells search engines not to list it, so a published app reaches the people you send it to.
- Your own domain. On a paid plan the app can live at an address like apps.yourcompany.com.
- Works with any agent. DocStash connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other agent that speaks MCP. Start an app in Grok and keep improving the same link from whichever agent you use next.
Already have the HTML?
- Drop the file below. Drag it anywhere on this page, or choose it. It becomes a webpage with its own link, private until you publish it.htmlmdtextpdf
- Share it. Click Publish for a public link, or share it with specific people.
Deploy a Grok app with DocStash
- Connect Grok to DocStash. Grok supports MCP, so add DocStash as a connector. The button below has the short setup. No keys, no code.
- Ask Grok to deploy the app. Grok saves it to DocStash as one self-contained page and replies with its link. Only you can open it so far.
- Publish it. Click Publish for a link anyone can open, or share it with specific people instead.
- Keep building in Grok. Ask for changes as usual and the same link runs the latest version.
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FAQ
How do I deploy a Grok app?
Connect Grok to DocStash over MCP and ask Grok to deploy the app. It saves the app and replies with one link, which you publish when you are ready.
Do people need a Grok account to use my app?
No. A published app opens as a normal web page, with no Grok account or sign-in needed.
Will my Grok app show up on Google?
No. DocStash tells search engines not to list its pages, so a published app reaches the people you share it with.
What happens when I ask Grok to change the app?
Grok saves a new version to the same link. The link always runs the latest version, and earlier versions stay in the history.
Can I put my Grok app on my own domain?
Yes. On a paid plan DocStash serves your apps from a domain you own.
Is DocStash free?
DocStash is free to start. Viewer analytics and your own domain are on paid plans.
Deploy what Grok builds
Connect Grok to DocStash and get one link for your app, private until you publish it.
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