React project → shared team app

Your React app deserves
more than a preview link.

Keep the React project and workflow you already know. ToolDrop detects Vite and Create React App builds, publishes a versioned release, and gives teammates one workspace URL with sign-in and access control.

Vite and Create React AppNo framework migrationWorkspace access includedVersioned releases
your project

# keep the code where it is

$ npx tooldrop init

✓ project contract validated

✓ workspace identity connected

✓ version bundle created

live → tooldrop.app/a/team-tool

Signed in. Permission checked. Ready for the team.

deploy history

v3 · ready · 42s

The handoff

Three moves from useful code to useful software.

No rebuild in a proprietary editor. ToolDrop wraps the operating responsibilities around the project you already have.

  1. 01

    Connect the React project

    ToolDrop detects the framework and writes the deployment contract beside your existing source.

    npx tooldrop init
  2. 02

    Validate the real build

    Catch base-path, browser-secret, and output-directory problems before they become a broken team link.

    tooldrop validate
  3. 03

    Publish a version

    Ship the same app behind workspace identity, then keep iterating from your normal editor and terminal.

    tooldrop deploy

What changes after deploy

The code stays yours. The operational mess does not.

Framework-aware delivery

Vite and Create React App builds get the correct hosting and base-path configuration.

A protected team URL

The ToolDrop gateway checks workspace access before opening the client app.

Releases you can trace

Each deploy becomes a named version with logs, history, and a path back.

free workspace · no card

The next deploy can be the one your team actually opens.

Start on Free, publish a real app, and move to Team or Pro only when the workspace needs more scale and controls.

Deploy a React app free