# PinMe: A free and permissionless IPFS pinning and ENS binding tool Source: https://pinme.eth.limo { } ONE COMMAND to bootstrap your web app Set up a complete web app foundation in one command, with server, database, and deployment-ready infrastructure built in for AI-driven development. Checking latest release... macOS Apple Silicon DMG installer for Mac desktops and laptops. PinMe DMG · Apple Silicon Windows x64 setup installer for Windows desktops and laptops. PinMe Setup · Windows x64 NPM $ 📁Try static files first Upload as:File Drop your file here or click to upload Prompt in, URL out Describe your idea and get a live app instantly 01Encrypted Chatroom Generating interface and feature logic Wiring interactions and share-ready flow Adapting the experience for mobile and desktop Building and deploying the preview https://ccd7856c.pinme.dev/ How it works Set up and build with AI Zero-Setup Deploy Simple and intuitive, ready to use out of the box. Launch your own website with a single command—no domain, SSL certificate, or server setup required. Trustless & Secure A deployment solution powered by decentralization and cryptography, ensuring end-to-end security and protection against tampering. All-in-One Stack A fully integrated suite including servers, databases, and AI—everything you need, bundled into one seamless platform. How it's built See how the stack is structured behind the scenes. Start building your site with one command Begin with a working web app foundation and keep building from there. ## Comments **vote.0xdusk.eth**: 1. A tool to deploy websites to IPFS and attach an ENS domain name 2. Easy installation via NPM 3. Uploading a file synchronizes it to an IPFS node and ENS IPFS gateways will also pin those files because they are attached with a ENS domain. 4. Upload any file and test it ```bash npm install -g pinme pinme upload /path/to/file-or-directory ``` **timdaub.eth**: Wow really cool! Did you build this? **vote.0xdusk.eth**: yes, the source code is available here: https://github.com/glitternetwork/pinme **mishaderidder.eth**: Going to test it out now. Just what I need.