Google AI Studio
Vite front end with an Express server. Built, then started as a server, so its API calls keep working.
AI app hosting From prompt to production in India
Built it with AI? Put it live in India, checked and secure.
Upload the project you made in Google AI Studio, Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Cursor, or push your repository. Nexovia works out what it is, builds it, checks it for leaked keys and vulnerable packages, and puts it live on your own domain with HTTPS.
- Live in minutes, not days
- Security check on every release
- Your domain, HTTPS included
- Stored and run in India
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lead-finder
uploaded lead-finder.zip · AI Studio project
DetectVite + server
Build58s
Check0 critical
Starthealthy
LiveHTTPS
leads.yourcompany.in
API key kept in Vault
Stored and run in India
Security check passedno leaked keys · 0 critical vulnerabilities
Works with what you built
Bring the code from any AI builder
AI tools write real projects: a React or Next.js front end, often a small server behind it. Nexovia recognises each kind and runs it the way it was meant to run, server included.
Lovable, Bolt, v0
React, Vite and Next.js projects, served as they are, with every route of your single-page app.
Cursor and your repository
Push to your branch and every push is released through the same checks. Or upload a zip from your laptop.
Next.js
Server-rendered apps and static exports, each detected and served the right way.
Node.js
Express, Fastify and other Node servers, on the port the platform gives them.
Python
FastAPI and Flask apps, started with a production server.
Go
Go web services, compiled and started in a minimal image.
Your own Dockerfile
Anything else: bring a Dockerfile and it runs as you wrote it.
Fast, and measured
From upload to live in minutes
These are real times from Nexovia, from uploading the project to the app answering on its address. They include the build, the security check, starting the app and checking it is healthy.
- Your current version keeps serving until the new one is healthy. Visitors never see a half-finished release.
- Something wrong after a release? Roll back to the previous version in one click.
| Project | Upload to live |
|---|---|
| Static website | 16 seconds |
| Express API | 29 seconds |
| React + Vite app | 33 seconds |
| Python (Flask, FastAPI) | 22 to 36 seconds |
| Go service | 36 seconds |
| Next.js static export | 58 seconds |
| AI Studio full stack | 75 seconds |
| Next.js server-rendered | under 3 minutes |
Measured on Nexovia on 22 October 2026 with small sample projects, including the security check. Larger projects take longer to build.
Zecurix Guard, built in
A security check before every release
Code written fast, by people or by AI, often ships with a key in it or a package with a known hole. Nexovia checks every release before it goes live, and tells you exactly what to fix.
- Leaked keys and passwords: API keys, tokens and connection strings left in code. Found values are masked in the report, never shown.
- Risky code: running strings as code, shell commands and SQL built from user input, open redirects, certificate checks switched off.
- Vulnerable packages: libraries and system packages with known vulnerabilities, each with the version that fixes it.
- Files that should never be public: .env files, source maps, .git folders and internal addresses in your build.
- A gate, not just a report: critical problems with a known fix stop the release, and your live version keeps running.
Why it stopped and what to changeA package in your app has a critical vulnerability that is already fixed in a newer version.Fix: upgrade it to the version below and push again. Your live version kept running.
critical
next 15.5.18fixed in 15.5.24high
src/config.ts:14API key in code: move it to Vaultmedium
app/notes.tsx:88raw HTML: render as textFull build logEvery finding with its fix
More than hosting
The whole app, on one secure platform
An AI-built app rarely stops at a front end. Nexovia gives it everything a real business app needs, with security already switched on.
Managed PostgreSQL
Your own database, created for your project, with daily backups.
File storage
Uploads and downloads through signed links, inside your plan's space.
Nexovia Vault
API keys and passwords stay in the vault, never in your code or your repository.
Nexovia ID
Sign-in for your users with single sign-on and two-factor, under your own brand.
Nexovia Sandbox
Every customer app runs in its own sandbox with its own limits.
Nexovia Shield
One protected public door. No server of yours is ever open to the internet.
Coming from Vercel, Netlify or Render?
Why Indian teams host AI-built apps on Nexovia
Moving is simple: bring the same repository or zip. We help you move your first app and its database.
- Your app, database, files and backups are stored and run in India.
- A security check is part of every release, with no extra service to set up.
- Front end, server, database, files and sign-in on one platform and one bill.
- Plans priced in rupees.
- Roles and approvals for your team, so the right person signs off every release.
Vercel, Netlify, Render, Google AI Studio, Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Cursor are trademarks of their owners. Nexovia is not affiliated with them.
Questions
Hosting AI-built apps: answers
How do I host an app I built with Google AI Studio?
Download the project as a zip and upload it in Nexovia Console, or push it to your repository. Nexovia recognises the Vite front end and the server behind it, builds both, checks them and starts the server, so its API keeps working.
Can I host a Lovable, Bolt or v0 project?
Yes. These tools produce React, Vite or Next.js projects, which Nexovia builds and serves as they are, including single-page apps, server-rendered Next.js and static exports.
Is Nexovia an alternative to Vercel, Netlify or Render for Indian teams?
Yes, for teams that want their app, database, files and backups stored and run in India, a security check built into every release, the back end and database on the same platform, and billing in rupees.
What does the security check look for?
Leaked API keys and passwords, risky code patterns, packages and system libraries with known vulnerabilities, files that should never be published such as .env files and source maps, and container mistakes. Critical problems that have a fix stop the release, and your current version keeps running.
What happens if my release fails?
The live version keeps serving. The release page tells you in plain language why it failed and what to change, with the full build log, every security finding and its fix.
Which languages and frameworks are supported?
Static sites, React and Vite apps, Next.js (server or static export), Node.js with Express or Fastify, Python with FastAPI or Flask, Go, and any project that brings its own Dockerfile.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Point your domain to Nexovia and the certificate for HTTPS is issued and renewed for you. Nexovia Console checks your DNS and tells you exactly what to change at your domain provider.
Where is my data stored?
Your apps, databases, files and backups are stored and run in data centres in India.
Early access
Put your AI-built app live on Nexovia
Tell us what you built. We set up your workspace with you and help move your first app.