Welcome to the very first Quickish blog post. Since Quickish is built and ran by engineers, this doubles as our engineering blog. The coolest part about this blog? It's a Quickish app. It was built using the Quickish MCP / Claude Co-Work and hosted right here on Quickish. You can also remix this blog and host your own from the Quickish control panel. How we got here This all started after I couldn't stop making cool presentations with Claude Co-Work that were rich and unfortunately HTML with some JS. The problem was I had nowhere to host them. Tiiny.host and others were either private or public and didn't offer the features I wanted. Why couldn't I just use my Google Workspace account and publish a simple site for just work to see? Same for my personal projects? Then a co-worker shared a blog post by Shopify Engineering about an internal tool called Quick. I instantly knew I needed the same thing at my work. A Real Vibe Home What I really needed was a home for our custom (and vibe) built tools and demos. Something that could act not only as a playground but a replacement for so many small internal tools that nobody ever really liked. A home for the things we really vibe with. It needed to be as simple as possible. Fast. Feature rich. Something that kept things fun. I think I did it: Some highlights: quick.db - Permissions enhanced document db scoped to your root (workspace or personal). quick.fn - Cloud functions that support most JS quick.sql - A secure Postgres schema built right in to each site / root. quick.realtime - Realtime message layer to power fun realtime Quickish apps quick.files - File hosting for your Quickish sites / apps All of these neat features are well documented (docs are also a Quickish site) and enable you to make some really cool stuff. SEO / AI Optimization Baked In Just like this blog makes use of, Quickish allows you to make use of baking. Which essentially allows you to pre-hydrate Quickish pages with dynamic content from quick.db or quick.sql. A Tinkerer's Dream Whether you are a hackathon attendee or a seasoned engineer, having a fast, free (for a singe site) and feature full way to publish and share the things you build is a dream come true. I hope you all enjoy Quickish as much as I've enjoyed building and using it! Until next time!

Introducing: Quickish