Blog · 31 October 2026

Make a website in ChatGPT or Claude and deploy it, with no downloads

ChatGPT and Claude can write you a good website in a minute. Then comes the awkward part: you're holding code, and you need a website.

Usually, to deploy it, you'd save the files, find a host and upload them. With Toupas added to your chat, you skip all of it. You ask, and the chat answers with a link.

Add Toupas to your chat app once, ask for a website, and the chat answers with a live link you can keep changing by asking.

Step 1: Add Toupas once

Do this on a computer. The phone apps use what you've added, but can't add it themselves. The address to add is:

https://toupas.com/mcp

In Claude: on claude.ai, open Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector. Name it Toupas, paste the address, choose Add, then Connect. Sign in to Toupas and choose Allow. This works on every Claude plan; the free plan has room for one custom connector.

In ChatGPT: on chatgpt.com, open Settings, then Apps & Connectors. Under Advanced settings, turn on Developer mode. Choose Create, name it Toupas, paste the address as the server URL, and choose OAuth. Sign in to Toupas and choose Allow. Custom apps need a paid ChatGPT plan.

If you don't have a Toupas account yet, you can make one during sign-in. On a team plan, an admin or owner may need to add Toupas first. The setup page has the details.

Step 2: Ask for your website

Be specific about what it's for. For example:

Make me a one-page website for my bakery, Sunny Loaves, and put it live with Toupas.
We're in Pune, open 8am to 7pm, closed Mondays. Warm and friendly, with a section
for our top three breads and a button to message us on WhatsApp.

The chat writes the site and answers with a link, something like bakery-sunny-k2p4.toupas.app. Anyone can open it.

Step 3: Change it by asking

You don't need to keep the same conversation open. In any chat, on your computer or phone, you can say:

Change the opening hours on my bakery website. We now open at 7am.

The link stays the same. That's handy when you're away from your desk and a detail needs fixing.

Getting a better result

Give it the real details. Your actual prices, hours and address beat anything the chat makes up. Check the page for invented details anyway, especially testimonials and numbers.
Describe the feel, or point to an example. "Calm and simple, lots of white space" goes further than "make it nice".
Link to your larger photos. Chats can send logos, icons and small images. Large photos need to be hosted elsewhere and linked.
Look at it on your phone. Most visitors will. Ask for changes if anything looks cramped.

Using your own name

A new website gets an automatic address. You can pay a small yearly fee for a name you pick, like bakery.toupas.app, or connect a domain you already own. Ask in the chat, and it gives you a link to pay in your browser. The chat never pays for anything itself.

What it can't do

The chat can publish, change, take offline and restore your websites. It can't change your account settings or pay for you; those stay in the Toupas panel.

A plain website also can't remember anything. A contact form with nowhere to send its answers is only decoration. If you want a form that saves replies, or anything with a sign-in, you need an app, which you can also build from a chat.

What it costs

Every new website is free for 30 days, with no card. After that the Website plan keeps it live, and covers all your websites.

Add Toupas to your chat