# TinyBulb help

## Publishing your game

- [How do I publish a game I made with Claude Code?](https://tinybulb.com/help/publish-a-game-made-with-claude-code.md): Ask Claude Code to publish it on TinyBulb. It packages and checks the game, then opens a link where you publish it with one click. Free, nothing to set up.
- [How do I publish a game I made with Codex?](https://tinybulb.com/help/publish-a-game-made-with-codex.md): Ask Codex to publish it on TinyBulb. It packages and checks the game, then opens a link where you publish it with one click. Free, nothing to set up.
- [How do I publish a game I made with Cursor?](https://tinybulb.com/help/publish-a-game-made-with-cursor.md): Ask Cursor's agent to publish it on TinyBulb. It packages and checks the game, then opens a link where you publish it with one click. Free, nothing to set up.
- [How do I publish a game I made in ChatGPT or Claude?](https://tinybulb.com/help/publish-a-game-made-in-chatgpt-or-claude.md): Ask the chat for the game as a zip, then have Claude Code or Codex publish it on TinyBulb from that folder. You publish it with one click.
- [Where can I host an HTML5 game for free?](https://tinybulb.com/help/free-html5-game-hosting.md): TinyBulb hosts HTML5 and JavaScript games for free and lists them where players find them, with a full-screen player for phones and computers and play stats.
- [How do I put a Phaser, three.js or PixiJS game online?](https://tinybulb.com/help/put-a-phaser-or-three-js-game-online.md): Ask your coding agent to publish it on TinyBulb. The library and every asset go inside the game's files, since games run without network access.
- [How do I share a game I made?](https://tinybulb.com/help/share-a-game-you-made.md): Publish it on TinyBulb and send the link: anyone can play it right away in their browser, and the link shows a preview with your game's cover.
- [How do I see how many people play my game?](https://tinybulb.com/help/see-how-many-people-play-your-game.md): Sign in on TinyBulb and open My games to see each game's plays, players and play time over the last 30 days. Nothing to add to your game.
- [How do I update my game after publishing it?](https://tinybulb.com/help/update-a-published-game.md): Ask your coding agent to update the game on TinyBulb with its page link. You try the new version from a link, and players get it when you tap Publish update.
- [Is TinyBulb free, and who owns my game?](https://tinybulb.com/help/is-tinybulb-free-and-who-owns-my-game.md): Publishing and playing are free, and you keep every right in your game. Our permission to host it isn't exclusive, so you can publish it anywhere else too.
- [Where should I publish a web game: TinyBulb, itch.io, GitHub Pages, Netlify or Vercel?](https://tinybulb.com/help/tinybulb-github-pages-netlify-vercel-or-itch-io.md): On TinyBulb: your coding agent publishes it in one step, we invest in bringing players to your game, and ways to earn from it are on the way.

## Playing

- [Where can I play free games in my browser without downloading anything?](https://tinybulb.com/help/free-games-in-your-browser.md): On TinyBulb. Every game is free and plays right in your browser on a phone or a computer, with nothing to download and no sign-up.
- [Can I play games on my phone without installing an app?](https://tinybulb.com/help/games-on-your-phone-without-an-app.md): Yes. TinyBulb games run in your phone's browser, full screen and with touch controls, on iPhone and Android, with nothing to install.
- [Do I need an account to play games on TinyBulb?](https://tinybulb.com/help/do-you-need-an-account-to-play.md): No. Anyone can play every game on TinyBulb without an account or sign-in. You only sign in, with Google, to publish a game of your own.
- [Are the games on TinyBulb safe to play?](https://tinybulb.com/help/are-the-games-safe.md): Games run in a sandbox on their own web address with no network access, so a game can't load anything from the internet, track you or send anything about you.
- [How do I report a game?](https://tinybulb.com/help/report-a-game.md): Email support@tinybulb.com with the game's link and what's wrong, such as a game that breaks the terms or uses your work without permission.