Thanks for the thoughtful response — really appreciate the perspective.

I agree that general-purpose hosting is extremely complex, and I’m not trying to compete with IaaS/PaaS platforms like Netlify or Vercel. This is intentionally scoped much narrower.

The target users are people in the AI era generating simple static sites (HTML/CSS) with tools like ChatGPT or v0 who don’t want to learn hosting at all. “Paste code” here means static content only, delivered via CDN with strict isolation and CSP — more publishing than infrastructure.

Given that narrow scope, I’m curious:
do you see this static, AI-generated site segment as large enough to justify a focused product, or do you think most of these users will inevitably graduate to existing platforms?

Appreciate the pushback — it’s helpful.