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When your app or website is ready, you can download it as a file you keep and host yourself. This produces something you can share with anyone.

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Export to HTML or ZIP

Click the Export button in the toolbar to download your project. Single-page apps download as a single, self-contained HTML file. Multi-page websites download as a .zip file containing all the HTML pages. The files work in any modern browser, can be hosted anywhere that serves static files, and require no build step or server to run. Open the downloaded file directly in a browser, drag it onto a hosting service, or drop it into any static file host — it’s ready to go immediately. (For .zip files, extract them first).
For a free and instant way to share your exported app, try Netlify Drop: drag your HTML file onto the page and Netlify gives it a public URL in seconds. GitHub Pages and Cloudflare Pages are also free options if you want the file in a repository.

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The Exported File

The downloaded project is fully self-contained: all styles, logic, and structure are bundled into the document(s) with no external dependencies on AppBlips. Once you have the exported .html or .zip file, it works on its own — open it, host it, or email it, and it runs the same way every time. If your app uses the AI features (the blip.ai API), how AI works outside AppBlips depends on where you built it:
  • Relay mode (default): the exported file calls your own AppBlips at its relay URL. It works from Open in new tab; a downloaded file opened elsewhere needs the setup in Relay Mode.
  • BYOK mode: the first time someone uses an AI feature, a Connect your AI provider dialog asks for their own endpoint, model, and key, stored only in that browser.
AppBlips never bakes an API key into exported HTML. In every mode, the file contains at most a relay URL, never a provider key.