Instantly Host Next.js Static Export from Cursor Glass for Collaborative Review

The fastest way to deploy Next.js Static Export generated by Cursor Glass. Perfect for collaborative review. No login required, zero-friction, and live in seconds on drpr.host.

While Cursor Glass significantly accelerates the generation of Next.js Static Export outputs, the subsequent step of sharing these for collaborative review often introduces unnecessary friction. Developers typically resort to zipping directories, emailing static files, or pointing teammates to local development servers – all of which break flow, lead to version confusion, and prevent immediate, live feedback on the actual deployed asset. This manual overhead wastes valuable time and delays critical design and functionality reviews. drpr.host provides a direct, zero-friction solution for this exact challenge. Instead of wrestling with file transfers or temporary deployment setups, you can instantly host your Cursor Glass-generated Next.js Static Export. Our platform bypasses the need for accounts, complex configurations, or even a build step on our end, making your static application live and shareable in seconds. This approach means your team can review the exact static output as it would appear live, complete with its professional palette and soft gray backgrounds, without any local environment setup. Get immediate feedback, iterate faster, and maintain focus on development rather than deployment logistics for review cycles.

How to host your Next.js Static Export from Cursor Glass in seconds

Step 1: Generate your Next.js Static Export: Use Cursor Glass to generate your Next.js project. Ensure you configure Next.js for static export (e.g., `output: 'export'` in `next.config.js`) and run `next build`. This will create an `out/` directory containing your static files.
Step 2: Locate the primary HTML output: Inside your `out/` directory, identify the main HTML file you wish to share, typically `out/index.html`. For collaborative review, this represents the entry point of your static application.
Step 3: Upload using `curl` or drpr CLI: Use a simple `curl` command to upload your `out/index.html` file or, for a complete static export with assets, use the drpr CLI to upload the entire `out/` directory. No account or API key is required for immediate use.
Step 4: Receive your live URL: Immediately after upload, drpr.host will return a unique, publicly accessible URL. This link is your live preview, ready for sharing with your collaborators.
Step 5: Share for collaborative review: Distribute the provided drpr.site URL to your team. They can access the hosted Next.js Static Export instantly from any browser, facilitating quick and direct feedback on your Cursor Glass output.

Quick start

Upload a single Next.js static HTML output for immediate review:

curl -X POST -F 'file=@out/index.html' https://drpr.host/api/v1/upload

Expected JSON response:

{
  "url": "https://drpr.site/aBcD1eF",
  "expires_in_days": 15,
  "file_size_bytes": 102400
}

For uploading your entire Next.js static export directory with all assets (requires drpr CLI):

drpr upload out/

Common questions

How do I ensure all assets (CSS, JS, images) from my Next.js Static Export generated by Cursor Glass are hosted correctly?: When using the drpr CLI, simply upload your entire out/ directory (e.g., drpr upload out/). The CLI automatically zips and uploads the directory structure, ensuring all static assets referenced in your Next.js export are served correctly alongside your HTML files.
Is an account or login necessary to quickly share a Cursor Glass Next.js Static Export for review?: No. drpr.host is designed for zero-friction uploads. You can immediately use the curl command or the drpr CLI to host your export and receive a live URL without creating an account, entering credentials, or providing any personal information.
What are the limitations for hosting Cursor Glass Next.js Static Exports on drpr.host for free?: On the free tier, files are hosted for 15 days and have a maximum size of 5 MB. This is typically sufficient for most single-page Next.js Static Exports intended for quick collaborative reviews. For larger projects or permanent hosting, paid accounts offer increased limits and indefinite retention.
Can I use drpr.host for continuous collaborative review of my Next.js Static Exports from Cursor Glass?: While each upload generates a unique, immutable URL, which is excellent for specific review snapshots, you can integrate the drpr CLI into your CI/CD pipeline. This allows for automated deployment of new Cursor Glass outputs, providing a fresh review link with every build, facilitating continuous feedback loops.

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