Building a Publicly Accessible Web Service

You can turn a finished screen into a web service exposed to the public. Build static files such as index.html and upload them to WebSpace, and they're published immediately — with member features like sign-up and login already available, with no separate build-out required.

Build flow

1. Prepare the screen.
   • If you need a database, finish the screen by going through Build a database structure → Build the API → Check the frontend sample in order.
   • For a simple introduction page, index.html (plus CSS/JS) alone is enough.
2. Archive the finished index.html and other static files into a ZIP.
3. Upload the ZIP file at Deploying a website and it's published immediately.
4. If you need reliable access from outside the team, connect a custom domain via Access domain settings.

Member management works out of the box too

If the screen is built with a database and API, login and sign-up features are already linked to your workspace's member system. You can build a service where visitors sign up and log in on their own to view or upload only their own materials — without developing a new authentication system.

Related documents

• Deploying a website
• Building a database structure
• Building the API and deploying the database
• Checking the frontend sample
• Access domain settings
• Building an internal team web service