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Turn any project into a shareable starter.Generate a remix link for any project and share it with anyone. Recipients get an instant clone of your entire app - screens, code, and integrations - ready to customize with their own credentials.Perfect for sharing templates, distributing starter projects, or showcasing your work.
Paid feature: Creating remix links requires a paid Rocket plan (Starter, Pro, or Business). Anyone can use a remix link to clone a project, even on a free plan.

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Use cases

Client handoff

Build a project for a client and share the remix link. They clone it, add their own API keys, and own the project.

Starter projects

Create reusable starter projects for common app types and share them with your team or community.

Portfolio showcase

Share working demos of your projects. Viewers can clone and explore the full codebase.

Education and tutorials

Build example projects for courses or tutorials. Students clone and follow along with their own copy.

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What’s included in a remix

IncludedNot included
All screens and pagesAPI keys (secret passwords for external services) and environment variables (private settings stored securely outside your app code)
Complete codebaseIntegration credentials
Integration configuration (which services are connected)Deployment settings
UI components and stylingDomain configuration
Navigation and routing
API keys and integration credentials stored in environment variables are automatically stripped from remix links. Recipients add their own credentials after cloning.
Hardcoded secrets will be transferred.If you have pasted API keys, tokens, or passwords directly into your code (instead of using environment variables), Rocket has no way to detect or strip them. Always use environment variables for secrets - they will be excluded from remix links automatically.

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Detailed walkthrough

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Before you begin

You will need:
  • You are signed in to Rocket.
  • An active paid subscription (Starter, Pro, or Business plan).
  • A project you want to share.
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Open Create remix link

Navigate to rocket.new, sign in, and open the project you want to share. Then access the left sidebar menu and select Create remix link.
Left sidebar menu showing CURRENT PLAN at top, followed by menu options: Visibility, Project settings, Help, Appearance, Mark as template, and Create remix link highlighted.Left sidebar menu showing CURRENT PLAN at top, followed by menu options: Visibility, Project settings, Help, Appearance, Mark as template, and Create remix link highlighted.
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Generate and share your link

Rocket generates a unique shareable URL for your project. Copy the link and share it with others.
Success check: You will see a confirmation message with your remix link ready to copy and share.
Anyone with the link can clone your project to their Rocket account, even if they are on a free plan.
When someone shares a remix link with you, you can instantly clone their project to your account.
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Preview and clone the project

Click on the remix link shared with you. You will see a preview page with project details and a live preview.
Remix link preview page with project details on left including Remix in Rocket button, view count, and description, with live project preview on right showing the actual app interface.Remix link preview page with project details on left including Remix in Rocket button, view count, and description, with live project preview on right showing the actual app interface.
Click the Remix in Rocket button to clone the entire project to your account.
Success check: You will be redirected to your new project with a confirmation message.
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Add your credentials

After cloning, add any required API keys or credentials for integrations used in the project (Supabase, Stripe, OpenAI, etc.).
Environment variables and integration keys are automatically removed from remix links for security. You must provide your own.

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What’s next?

Iterate with chat

Customize the cloned project using natural language.

Connect integrations

Add your own API keys to activate the integrations.

Using templates

Browse Rocket’s built-in template library for more starting points.

Deploy your app

Publish the project to the web once you have made it yours.