Can Marky build a full-stack website, not just a landing page?+
Yes. Marky can start with a lightweight React website or create a full-stack web app with an Express backend, typed APIs, a Neon Postgres database, Drizzle models, authentication, file storage, and server-side integrations. The scaffold is chosen from the requirements in your brief.
Can a Marky website include Google login?+
Yes. Full-stack projects include an authentication foundation and support a centralized Google OAuth flow. Marky can build the sign-in screens and authenticated product experience, then test the flow in preview before the app is published.
Where are Marky websites hosted?+
The built-in production publishing flow deploys websites and web apps to Google Cloud Run. Every published project can use an editable easy-peasy.site subdomain, connect an existing custom domain, or purchase a new domain through the project settings.
Can Marky deploy a website to AWS?+
Google Cloud Run is Marky's built-in deployment target. Because the generated project is a real TypeScript and Node.js codebase that can be pushed to GitHub, a developer can adapt it for AWS. AWS services and credentials are an integration path, not the default one-click publish flow.
Do I own or export the website code?+
You can connect GitHub, create a new repository or link an existing one, and push the project code and later changes. Marky also keeps preview checkpoints so you can inspect versions and roll the editable project—or an eligible live deployment—back to an earlier state.
Can I add a database after starting with a simple website?+
Yes. Marky can upgrade a static web project to the full-stack scaffold when the site grows to need user accounts, stored records, backend APIs, uploads, or AI features. The upgrade provisions the database and authentication foundation without requiring a brand-new conversation.