Studio / Apps

Start with an idea or bring a finished build.

Every launch path produces the same Studio app with a hosted URL and management page. Choose based on whether your source already exists—not on a different hosting tier.

Plan with Studio Guide

The guided recipes turn an idea into a complete build-and-deploy prompt for your coding agent.

  • Portfolio
    Artist or collector portfolios with project pages and responsive galleries.
  • Collection or drop
    Connect-ready mint and sale experiences with typed return states.
  • Interactive experience
    Creative browser work, 3D scenes, and games.
  • Agent handoff
    An editable, agent-neutral prompt with the product brief, hosting constraints, verification, and launch steps.

Choose a recipe, answer the brief, and use Studio Guide to clarify product or documentation questions. The final prompt tells your external agent to build a static bundle, test it, package the ZIP, authorize through Agent Mode, deploy, and return the live URL. The guide does not write or publish code itself.

Upload a static ZIP

Upload a production browser bundle when the app was built elsewhere.

my-app.zip
├── index.html       # default entry point
├── assets/
│   ├── app.js
│   └── app.css
└── images/
Archive
.zip, no larger than 50 MB, with at most 250 MB of extracted contents and 500 files.
Entry point
index.html by default; you can provide another HTML path.
Validation
Archive format, safe paths, file limits, entry-point presence, and hosted-app packaging.
Runtime
Static browser bundles. Server processes and private runtime secrets are not currently provided.

Build with an agent or CLI

Use Agent Mode when a coding agent should build or manage apps without access to wallet funds.

Inspect this project, produce and verify a static build with index.html at the archive root, then package and deploy it to my SuperRare Studio account with rare-profile.

Approve a waiting device login or create a scoped token from the profile menu under Agent Mode. New tokens default to apps, analytics, and domains. For a packaged terminal workflow, continue to the rare-profile guide.

Publishing is not source control
Keep your own source repository. Studio hosts versioned deployments, but it is not a replacement for Git history, reviews, or CI.