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Connect Netlify and deploy your web app with one click. Rocket handles the build and deployment automatically, so you go from project to live URL in seconds. Rocket hosts apps on Rocket’s Vercel account. If you connect your own Netlify account, Rocket deploys to that account instead of Vercel. You then manage deployment history from the Netlify dashboard.

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What you can do

Deploy to a live URL

Publish your web app to a public Netlify URL with automatic HTTPS and global CDN. Your app is live in seconds.

Redeploy with updates

After making changes in Rocket, deploy again to push the latest version to the same URL instantly.

Deployment history

Review past deploys and site settings from your own Netlify account.

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Connect Netlify

Netlify connects via OAuth, so no API key is needed. It is a workspace-level connector, so connect it once from Settings and it is available across all tasks.

Connect from workspace Settings

Connect once from Settings and it is available across all tasks.
Click the Netlify card and click Connect. A Netlify authorization screen opens. Sign in if prompted, review the permissions, and click Authorize.
Netlify OAuth authorization screen asking to authorize Rocket to access your Netlify account.Netlify OAuth authorization screen asking to authorize Rocket to access your Netlify account.

Netlify authorization screen

A green dot appears next to Netlify when the connection is active. Disconnect

Disconnect a service

Disconnect or switch accounts from workspace Settings.

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Deploy your task

Netlify deployment is triggered from the Rocket UI, not chat prompts. Click the Launch button in your task to publish.
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Click Launch

Click the Launch button in the Rocket preview toolbar.
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Select environment

Pick the tab that matches your goal:
  • Staging. Deploy to a temporary URL for testing and sharing. See Publish to staging for the full flow (publish, update, unpublish).
  • Production. Publish the live version of your app to your Netlify account. See Launch your site for the full flow.
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Wait for deployment

Rocket builds and deploys your app to a live Netlify URL automatically.
For a complete overview of the Launch dialog and release management, see Launch your site.

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Tips

  • Web apps only. Netlify hosts web applications. Mobile apps built in Rocket cannot be deployed to Netlify.
  • Connected Netlify replaces Vercel. Apps launch on Rocket’s Vercel account. If you connect your own Netlify account, Rocket deploys to that account instead of Vercel, and you manage deployment history from the Netlify dashboard.
  • Build settings are automatic. Rocket configures the correct build command and publish directory - no manual setup needed.
  • HTTPS is included. All Netlify deployments come with free HTTPS certificates automatically.

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What’s next?

Launch your site

Publish to a staging URL, then update or unpublish from the Launch dialog.

GitHub

Push your code to GitHub for version control alongside Netlify deployments.

Google Analytics

Track visitors and page views on your live Netlify site with GA4.

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