Hosting your projects
Export your project
In the plugin: Advanced settings → Export locally → Export to
local folder.
You get a folder containing:
a
.gatemanifesta
.pckor.zipresource packicon and preview images
optionally, GDExtension libraries
Note
Paths inside the .gate file are relative to its own URL. Upload
the whole folder under one URL prefix so the relative paths
resolve.
Serve the folder
Easiest path: any static-file host. Cloudflare Pages or Netlify are the simplest: free, fast, drag-and-drop the export folder. GitHub Pages works if you already have a repo.
For deeper control: your own server (Nginx, Caddy, Apache), or object storage with a public bucket (S3, R2, B2). Same gate either way. The launcher uses standard HTTP.
The launcher is a desktop app, not a web browser, so there are no CORS
requirements, no special headers, and no MIME-type configuration. It
uses standard HTTP caching (ETag / If-Modified-Since), so any
sensible host handles re-downloads efficiently.
Open in TheGates
The URL of the .gate file is the gate URL. Paste it into the TheGates app:
https://your-host.example.com/yourproject.gate