More projects than ever start as a repository built with the help of an AI coding tool. That part has gotten fast. What hasn't kept pace is the next step: turning a working project on your laptop into something with a real URL you can send to someone else.
The tools to do that already exist — Vercel, for one, gets a GitHub-connected project to a live URL in a couple of minutes. The friction isn't the technology. It's the number of small decisions and steps between "I have code" and "I have a link" — decisions that are obvious if you've done this before, and just noise if you haven't.
GitResolve is a small, focused tool for that one step. Paste a repository link, get taken straight into the deploy flow with the repository already filled in. No dashboard, no account on this site, no extra product to learn — just the shortest path from a repository to a live link.
It intentionally does one thing. If you need custom domains, team accounts, or infrastructure beyond a single deploy, that's what Vercel's own dashboard is for — GitResolve just gets you there faster.