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The fastest way to put code on the internet

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\n Val Town runs your TypeScript the moment you save it. Write an HTTP\n endpoint, a cron job, or an email handler in the browser, press save,\n and it is live on a public URL. No repositories, no build config,\n no servers.\n

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\n Start building\n

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\n Free tier included. Every val gets a URL, a database, and logs.\n

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export default async function(req: Request) {\n  const { name } = await req.json();\n  return Response.json({ greeting: `Hi ${name}` });\n}

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\n A complete HTTP endpoint. Save it, and it is live at\n /v/you/greet.\n

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Time from write to live URL

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Under 1 second

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Saves deploy instantly. No build step.

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Setup required

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Zero config

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No repos, CI, or infrastructure files.

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Built-in storage

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SQLite + blobs

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One import away from every val.

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Three triggers cover most backends

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\n Every file in a val runs when something happens: a request arrives,\n a schedule fires, or an email lands. Pick the trigger and write the\n function.\n

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HTTP

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\n Webhooks, APIs, and small sites. Each HTTP file gets a live URL\n with routing, auth, and custom domains handled for you.\n

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Interval

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\n Scheduled jobs on a delay or a cron expression. Check an API,\n scrape a page, or send yourself a digest every morning.\n

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Email

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\n Every val gets its own email address. Write a function that\n runs whenever mail arrives and replies, parses, or stores.\n

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What you get

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Included in every plan
Capability	What it gives you	You configure
Instant deploys	Every save is live; history is a version you can revert to	Nothing
Project database	SQLite scoped to each val, with blobs for files	One import
Secrets	Encrypted environment variables, per val or shared per team	One paste
Townie	An AI engineer that builds and edits vals from a chat prompt	A sentence
npm and Deno	Import any npm package or JSR module, TypeScript by default	Nothing

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\n The free tier runs all of the above; paid plans raise limits, not features.\n

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Start with one function

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\n Sign up, write a val, save it. If it works in a browser console it\n works on Val Town, and everything you build is forkable by anyone,\n like open source with a runtime.\n

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\n Create your first val\n

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