The hard part, for a lot of people, already happened in a chat window. You described a page, a small app, a chart, a one-page offer. The model wrote it. It looks right on your screen. Then the work stalls, because “put it on the internet” still sounds like a second project.
It is not a second project. It is a door. TechWithoutThePanic exists to point at the right door and stop there.
Three things you might be holding
A page. HTML, CSS, maybe a little JavaScript. A portfolio, a class assignment, a landing page for a weekend idea. That file is already a website. It needs a host that will show it. That door is HTMLSiteHost.
An app. The folder has manage.py, package.json, index.php, a WordPress theme, a Flask app.py. Something has to run. That door is RunMyVibe. You drop the project. It detects the stack.
A file. A PDF, a PNG, a CSV, a JSON export, a voice note, a short video, a paragraph you pasted. Making a website around it would be ceremony. That door is URLAnything. Drop it. Send the link.
If you are unsure which one you are holding, use Start here. Three questions. One recommendation. The product sites still have the live buttons.
What “published” actually means
Published means a person who is not you can open it.
They might be a teacher grading after dinner. A customer on a phone in a parking lot. A hiring manager with twelve tabs open. A friend you texted. They should not need your laptop, your login, or a tour of your folders.
Each tool gives you that in a different shape:
| You have | Open this | You get |
|---|---|---|
| HTML, a ZIP, or a folder of a static site | HTMLSiteHost | A preview, then a public *.html-site.com URL |
| A project that needs a runtime | RunMyVibe | A running app on *.mycodedapp.com |
| A file or pasted text | URLAnything | An HTTPS link on *.anythingurl.com, plus a QR code |
The calm version of the limits
Free is for showing the work. It expires on purpose.
- HTMLSiteHost, no account: 72 hours, one site.
- RunMyVibe, no account: 24 hours, one app.
- URLAnything, no account: 24 hours.
Accounts and paid plans are how a link stays, how you pick the name, and how you publish the next one without starting over. Current prices and plan details are on each product’s pricing page, and the steps are in the guides linked below.
A reasonable order
- Make the thing with whatever AI you already like. Save the file or the folder.
- Pick the door that matches the thing, not the door that sounds more impressive.
- Preview it. Publish it. Send the link to one real person.
- Keep it only if that person needed it to still be there tomorrow.
That last step is the whole trick. Most AI creations do not need a company wrapped around them. They need an address.
Next, read the guide for the thing you actually have: a page, an app, or a file.