From a click on the canvas to a Vercel deploy.
With a repository connected to Vercel, publishing from midcode is a deploy: midcode commits the files you changed and pushes them, and Vercel builds from that push as it always does. Connect your Vercel account in midcode, which is optional, and you can follow the deploy right after you publish.
Free for 3 days, no card. Then one payment, yours for life.
- Status
- Available
- Deploys
- Through your git push
- Account
- Optional
- Changes to your Vercel project
- None
01/What you can do
What midcode does with Vercel.
Publish is a deploy
Push to your production branch and Vercel ships it. Push to another branch and you get a preview deployment to share.
Follow it without leaving
With Vercel connected, midcode shows the deploy that your push started.
Edit copy without a ticket
A typo on the live site is a double-click, a review of one diff, and a push.
Nothing new in the pipeline
midcode doesn’t deploy on its own or add a build step. Your Vercel project builds your repository, as before.
02/How it works
Three steps. No new workflow.
Step 1: Edit on the canvas
Change what you need. Each edit is written to your files.
Step 2: Publish
Review the diffs, commit and push from the Publish panel.
Step 3: Vercel builds
The push starts the deploy. Follow it from midcode if your account is connected.
03/FAQ
Vercel questions. Short answers.
No. Deploys happen because your repository is connected to Vercel. Connecting your account in midcode only lets it show you the deploy.
Yes, in the same way: any host that deploys from a git push deploys when you publish. Following the deploy inside midcode is for Vercel.
04/Goes with
The rest of your stack.
- GitHub. Branches, commits and push from the Publish panel. Never a force push.
- Next.js. App Router projects, edited in their .tsx files. Metadata and pages too.
- Next releaseAstro. .astro pages and layouts, edited in their markup.
- Next releaseNuxt. Pages, layouts and components, edited in their .vue files.
Try midcode with Vercel.
Download midcode, point it at your project folder and click something. Three days free, no card, nothing added to your code.