MiniUp
MiniUp is an AI-connected app publishing and hosting platform that turns a conversation, file, dataset, or existing project into a live web app. It combines frontend publishing with hosted data, APIs, authentication, server-side Functions, sharing controls, and connections to AI clients.
At a Glance
- Students and young creators
- Teams needing dashboards, maps, reports, portals, and lightweight business apps
- People turning uploaded files or hosted datasets into shareable experiences
- Organizations managing data across several sites
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Publish HTML Apps with APIs
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Products & Services
Publish one HTML file, a folder, ZIP, or an existing project to a shareable MiniUp URL; users can update files, retain the link, manage access, create QR codes, list pages in Gallery, and use custom domains on eligible accounts.
Hosted server-side JavaScript for standalone APIs or Site Function backends, supporting business logic, authorization, private data access, external API requests, secrets, caller identity, persistent memory, and paid x402 calls.
Upload CSV or Excel data into live tables and expose them through APIs, permissions, keys, notifications, and integrations such as Power Query.
Host and inspect datasets across sites, connect refreshable HTTP/HTTPS or ArcGIS sources, and approve groups of datasets for use by one app.
Market Position
MiniUp positions itself between a basic static host and a heavier application stack: unlike an upload-only host, it keeps publishing, sharing, revisions, hosted data, APIs, authentication, backend Functions, and AI workflows in one workspace. Its differentiation is the ability to publish once and let the same app serve people, software, and compatible AI agents, while acknowledging that it is not intended for complex back ends, large-scale analytics, or highly customized hosting stacks.
Leadership
Founders
Hoang Minh Nguyen
A supervising engineer (P.E.) who describes himself on LinkedIn as the volunteer founder of MiniUp.io; his profile search result says MiniUp began in January 2026 and characterizes it as an educational platform for students and young creators.
Executive Team
Hoang Minh Nguyen
Volunteer founder
Supervising engineer and professional engineer (P.E.), according to the LinkedIn search result for his profile; he describes MiniUp.io as an educational platform for students and young creators.
Founding Story
MiniUp was started around the idea of helping students and young creators turn ideas into working prototypes, while making the path from a file or conversation to a hosted, shareable application simple. Its current vision is to let users publish first and then continue adding data, APIs, authentication, backend logic, and AI-agent capabilities in the same workspace.
Business Model
Revenue Model
MiniUp currently offers free guest and signed-in tiers, with higher limits and priority support available through a custom Flexible tier. It also documents per-operation payments for x402 agent workflows and paid Functions, while the public plans page says the standard tiers are free.
Pricing Tiers
No login required; 10 pages, 10 MB upload size, 250 MB Parquet upload size, 5 data tables, 128 records per table, 1,000 Table API calls per month, and no custom domains, Functions, PDF Packs, or revisions.
10 pages, 5 custom domains, 1 MiniUp Function, 100 production Function calls per month, 5 revisions per file, 10 MB upload size, 250 MB Parquet upload size, 5 data tables, 128 records per table, 1,000 Table API calls per month, and 2 PDF Packs up to 5 MB each.
Higher limits and priority support; pages, domains, Functions, calls, revisions, upload size, files, tables, records, API calls, and PDF Packs are custom.
Target Markets
- Students and young creators
- Teams needing dashboards, maps, reports, portals, and lightweight business apps
- People turning uploaded files or hosted datasets into shareable experiences
- Organizations managing data across several sites
- ChatGPT users who want a published result instead of a local-only demo
- Teams turning PDF manuals, policies, specifications, and training documents into app-ready content
- Dashboards and reports from spreadsheets or hosted datasets
- GIS maps and geospatial data applications
- Business tools, internal tools, and lightweight operational apps
- Customer portals and authenticated member applications
- Websites, microsites, landing pages, and shareable static pages
- Data-powered APIs and apps