What is Restful?
Restful is a dedicated Linux machine on the internet, set up to host your Claude Code workflow.
- Your laptop closes. Claude keeps going.
- You switch from your laptop to your phone. The same Claude session is right there.
- You ask Claude to ship something. It deploys to a real URL with TLS already wired up — no nginx config to write, no certbot to run.
You bring a Claude Pro or Max subscription. We bring the machine.
What you get
Section titled “What you get”- A dedicated 4GB / 80GB Ubuntu 24.04 droplet, yours alone.
- Your own subdomain at
<slug>.restful.hostwith a wildcard TLS cert covering every app you deploy. - Claude Code preinstalled, with a skill that teaches Claude the conventions on the box so it can deploy + manage apps autonomously.
- A browser terminal + an uploads modal that work from any device.
- One-command publishing via
restful-expose— point it at a port or a static directory, get a live URL. - Custom domains — point yours at the machine, we issue the cert.
You also get the parts of the platform you don’t see: an agent on each VPS that handles cert rotation, deploys, domain reconciliation, and self-healing of the in-browser console. A control plane that issues + verifies short-lived JWTs for the browser terminal. Health probes that flip a fleet view to red if anything stops working.
Who it’s for
Section titled “Who it’s for”People who already use Claude Code and run into the laptop wall — your AI works great until your laptop closes. If you’ve ever wished /remote-control could talk to a machine that’s actually reachable, this is that machine.
It is not a managed-AI product. We don’t resell Claude. You bring your own Pro or Max subscription, and your machine runs Claude Code against it. We don’t see your conversations, we don’t bill you for tokens, and we don’t take a cut of Anthropic’s pricing.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Get started — sign up, get a machine, connect Claude.
- Deploy your first app — five seconds and one command.
- Or read what’s installed on the box if you want to know what you’re working with before you commit.