Deploying Apps
Your apps will always work inside your Versors machine - no deployment needed for personal use. However, if you're building a website or something you want to share with others, apps built on Versors are designed to be deployable as standard websites.
Versors doesn't have built-in deployment, but here is how we recommend doing it.
Versors has no association with Vercel. We recommend them because they have a good product with free hosting, SSL, CDN, and automatic public URLs.
Setup: Get a Vercel Token
Go to vercel.com and create a free account (or sign in with GitHub/Google).
Go to Settings → Tokens and create a new token. Give it a descriptive name like "Versors deploy".
Copy the token. You'll give it to your AI agent in the next step.
Deploying Your App
Tell your agent something like:
"Deploy my app to Vercel. Here is my Vercel token: [paste token]. The project is in the habit-tracker folder."
The agent will install the Vercel CLI, configure the project, build and deploy it, and give you a public URL (e.g., your-app.vercel.app).
About your Vercel token: The token is stored on your Versors machine, which is your private isolated environment. You can revoke the token from your Vercel dashboard at any time.
Updating a Deployed App
After making changes to your app, just tell the agent to redeploy:
"Redeploy the habit tracker to Vercel"
Before deploying, ask your agent
If your app uses databases, API keys, secrets, or other services, ask your agent how those will be handled in a deployed environment. Credentials that work on your machine may need to be configured differently for production.
For apps more complex than simple frontends, we recommend consulting with a developer before deploying to ensure everything is set up securely.