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Idea → Live URL

From an idea to an app you can send someone

Describe the healthcare app you need, review the code that comes back, deploy it to AWS, and share the HTTPS link. Four steps — no servers to configure, and HIPAA controls written in from the start.

Free plan, no card required. See what each plan includes.

The whole path, start to finish

Most tools stop at generated code and leave the hard part — getting it running somewhere a real person can open — to you.

01

Describe the app you want

Write it the way you would explain it to a colleague. VertiComply asks who uses the app, what it has to do, how the work moves between people, and which rules apply — HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2, FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and a dozen more. Your answers become the build plan, so nothing is guessed at silently.

“A booking and notes app for a three-clinician physiotherapy practice, with a patient portal.”

02

Get a real application, not a mockup

A full-stack app is generated — Python/FastAPI backend, React frontend, PostgreSQL schema — with encryption, audit logging and role-based access control written in rather than bolted on. Read it, change it by asking in chat, and download the whole thing whenever you like.

Backend · Frontend · Database schema · Compliance checks

03

Deploy it to AWS

Pick a name and press Deploy Live. There is no server to provision, no TLS certificate to install and no DNS to edit — hosting runs on our AWS account. The deployment runs in the background and remembers where it got to, so you can close the tab and come back to it.

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04

Send someone the link

The app is live on its own HTTPS address. Send it to a clinician, a partner or an investor and they open it in a browser — no install, no sign-up on VertiComply, no “imagine this bit works”. They use the actual application, with its own accounts and its own data.

Redeploys keep the same address, so a link you shared last week still works.

What “deploy” actually does

Deployment is not a black box with a spinner. Eleven steps run in order and each one reports as it completes, so you can see exactly where a deployment is — and, if something fails, which step failed and why.

Progress is saved as it goes. Close the tab, come back later, and the checklist has carried on without you.

Reserving your subdomain

Building the application

Removing the template's demo credentials

Uploading the site

Preparing the database

Deploying the backend

Creating the database tables

Creating the sign-in accounts

Publishing DNS

Refreshing the CDN

Checking it responds

What comes with a deployed app

The things you would otherwise spend a week wiring up yourself

HTTPS from the first request

Every deployment is served over TLS on its own address. Nothing to buy, install or renew.

Its own database

Each deployed app gets a PostgreSQL database and a database role of its own — not a shared schema — so one app cannot read another’s rows.

Working sign-in accounts

The template’s demo credentials are scrubbed and fresh accounts are created for your deployment, so the passwords printed on a sample login page are never live on your site.

Up while you subscribe

Hosting comes with the plan instead of being sold by the hour. There is no countdown, nothing to top up and nothing to extend.

The code stays yours

Download a ZIP or push to GitHub and host it anywhere you like. Deploying here is a convenience, not a lock-in.

Change it and redeploy

Ask for a change in chat, regenerate and deploy again. The address is kept across redeploys so shared links keep working.

How many apps you can keep live at once depends on your plan — see the plans.

Start with the idea

The free plan covers describing your app and generating the code, with no card required. Browse the application templates if you would rather start from something that already works.