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Noisy Deploy

Drop your files, paste a token, get a live link. Your site goes straight to GitHub Pages from the browser.

Start deploying How to get a token
  • No terminal. No git commands.
  • No server. Your token never leaves your browser.
  • No build step. Static files go live as-is.
noise → signal

Deploy console

Four steps. The last one is watching it go live.

  1. 1Connect
  2. 2Files
  3. 3Configure
  4. 4Deploy

Connect your GitHub

Paste a personal access token with the repo scope. It is stored only in this browser and sent only to GitHub.

Need one? Create a token with the right scope, or read the step-by-step.

Your token lives in localStorage on this device only. Use Forget to wipe it.

Three moves to live

It reads like a chat command and runs like a pipeline.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Paste a GitHub token once. It stays on your device and talks only to GitHub.

  2. 02

    Drop files

    Add a single page or a whole folder. Images and fonts come along for the ride.

  3. 03

    Deploy

    A repo is created, your files are committed, and Pages is switched on. You get a link.

Go unlimited with Premium

Free gives you 3 deploys to try things out. Premium lifts the limit and adds more.

Free

To try it out

Rp0
  • 3 deploys total
  • Public repositories
  • Deploy log and local history

No card needed. Pay by bank transfer, and our team activates your Premium after checking your proof.

Connect to GitHub in four steps

A token is like a temporary key that lets Noisy Deploy create repos for you. Here is how to make one.

  1. 1

    Open the token page

    Go to GitHub → Settings → Tokens (classic) and click Generate new token (classic).

  2. 2

    Name it and set an expiry

    Type a note like “Noisy Deploy” so you remember what it is for, then pick an expiry date that suits you.

  3. 3

    Tick the repo scope

    This is the important one. Check the box labelled repo. That single permission lets the tool create your repository, upload files, and turn on Pages.

    Only the repo scope is needed. You can leave everything else unchecked.

  4. 4

    Generate, copy, paste

    Click Generate token, copy the string that appears (GitHub shows it only once), then paste it into the Connect step above.

Create my token

Noisy Deploy never sends your token anywhere except GitHub, and you can revoke it any time from the same settings page.

Questions worth asking

How do I get a GitHub token?

See the four-step guide above, or create a token now. You only need the repo scope.

Is my token safe here?

There is no server in this picture. Your token is kept in your browser's localStorage and is only ever sent to api.github.com over HTTPS. Press Forget to erase it, and you can revoke it on GitHub at any time.

Public or private repository?

GitHub Pages needs a public repository on the free plan, so Noisy Deploy creates public repos by default. Anything you deploy will be publicly readable.

What actually gets deployed?

Your files, exactly as they are. If there is an index.html at the top level, it becomes the homepage. Folder structure is preserved, so about/index.html becomes /about/.

Can I redeploy the same project?

Yes. Use the same project name and Noisy Deploy commits over the existing repository instead of failing. The first build can take a minute; later ones are quick.

The people behind it

Built and looked after by a small crew. Say hi on Telegram.