According to a recent LinkedIn post from Cursor, users can now build live applications directly in Cursor and share them through a link. The post says users can describe a desired tool while Cursor creates the application, configures a database, and returns a shareable link.
Before publication, Cursor reportedly runs deterministic and agentic checks intended to identify common issues. The feature is described as available on all paid plans and is aimed at use cases including live dashboards, customer presentations, internal operations tools, onboarding programs, and developer portals.
For investors, the update points to an expansion from code generation into application deployment and collaboration. If the workflow improves the path from prototype to usable software, it could increase engagement among existing subscribers and support retention or upgrades, although adoption and reliability will determine the financial impact.
The feature also places Cursor in a competitive segment spanning AI coding assistants, cloud development platforms, and low-code tools. Shareable apps and automated checks may help differentiate the product, but performance, security, database management, and the scope of the checks remain important factors for enterprise adoption.