Your site online before you sign up
Drop a folder with a static site and within a minute it is live at a link. The draft is kept for 24 hours: if you like it, claim it into a free account and the site stays for good.
Drop the site folder here
or /
index.html at the root · up to 100 files · up to 10 MB · static only
How it works
Drop the site folder
Or ask an AI agent to publish the site — the agent needs no account and no key. You need index.html at the root; static files only.
Get two links
The site is live on drop.tuqo.ru right away — send it to anyone. The second link lets you claim the site.
Claim the site
A draft lives 24 hours. Claim it with the claim link and it moves to a permanent name.tuqo.ru address, with forms and Git CD; custom domains are on paid plans.
For AI agents — one request
The agent needs no account and no key. Tell your AI “publish the site on Tuqo Drop” and give it the link tuqo.dev/ai.md, or show it this request:
POST https://api.tuqo.ru/instant/deploy
Content-Type: application/json
{
"files": [{"path": "index.html", "content": "<!doctype html>..."}],
"accept_terms": true
}- Without
accept_termsthe API returns the rules — the agent must show them to the person and get consent. - The response has
draft_url,claim_urlanddraft_token; with the token the agent updates the draft (POST /instant/redeploy, up to 10 times). - Links in the HTML must be relative (
href="style.css"): the draft is served under a path, so absolute links break. - Once a person claims the site, the agent connects fully — over MCP or with an API key.
Tuqo Drop — frequently asked
What happens after 24 hours? +
An unclaimed draft is deleted automatically and permanently. To keep the site, claim it into a free account with the claim link: it becomes a regular site without draft restrictions.
What can a draft contain? +
Static files only: HTML, CSS, JS, images, fonts. Up to 100 files and 10 MB in total (up to 5 MB per file). Executables and archives are not allowed. Content must comply with Russian law; drafts carry a notice bar and are not indexed by search engines.
Why must links in the HTML be relative? +
A draft is served under a path, drop.tuqo.ru/<name>/, so an absolute link like href="/style.css" misses the site's files. Write href="style.css" instead; once the site is claimed, both forms work.
How does an AI agent publish a site here? +
With one REST request: POST https://api.tuqo.ru/instant/deploy with the files and accept_terms:true (the agent must show you the rules first). Instructions for agents are at tuqo.dev/ai.md — just send that link to your AI.
Is it free? +
Yes. Both the draft and the Free account plan (3 sites, HTTPS, a name.tuqo.ru subdomain, forms with 10 submissions a month) cost nothing; sites on the Free plan show a “Powered by Tuqo” badge. Paid plans are for custom domains, sites without the badge and larger volumes.
Can I show a draft to a client or build Drop into my own service? +
Showing the site to a client, colleagues or an audience is fine, including for money: it is your site. Two things are not allowed: hiding or replacing the service bar at the bottom of the page (it says the publication is temporary and was posted by a user), and offering draft publishing to third parties as your own service, that is, embedding our anonymous API in someone else's product. For product integrations there is a regular path: an account and an API key (or MCP), with higher limits, permanent sites, plans and support. Details are in sections 16.7 and 16.8 of the Terms of Service.
How is a draft different from a regular site? +
A draft has a service address, a notice bar at the bottom, no search indexing and a 24-hour life. Once claimed, it is a regular Tuqo site: a permanent address, form submissions, auto-deploy from Git, version rollback. Custom domains and sites without the badge are on paid plans.
Like it? There is more
The account is free: permanent addresses with SSL, form submissions and auto-deploy from Git. Custom domains are on paid plans.