PakEngine Rent Ledger — deploy

Static single-file PWA. No build step. index.html is the whole app.

File	Purpose
index.html	The entire app (HTML + Tailwind CDN + Lucide + inline JS). Landing page → onboarding → dashboard, 3-day trial engine, bank-transfer paywall, fleet + scratch mapper.
sw.js	Offline service worker (network-first, cached fallback). Registered by index.html automatically.
robots.txt	Allows crawling.
vercel.json / netlify.toml	Cache + security headers. Use whichever host you pick.

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Option A — Vercel

One-off from this folder (no repo needed):

cd pakengine-deploy
npx vercel        # first run: log in + link/create a project
npx vercel --prod # promote to production

Or connect a Git repo (auto-deploy on push):

1. Push this folder to a GitHub repo (see "Git" below).
2. vercel.com → Add New → Project → import the repo.
3. Framework preset: Other. Build command: (empty). Output dir: .
4. Deploy.

Custom domain: Vercel project → Settings → Domains → add pakengine.com and www.pakengine.com, then at your registrar set the records Vercel shows (apex A 76.76.21.21, www CNAME cname.vercel-dns.com).

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Option B — Netlify

Fastest, no CLI: drag this pakengine-deploy folder onto https://app.netlify.com/drop.

CLI from this folder:

cd pakengine-deploy
npx netlify deploy          # preview URL
npx netlify deploy --prod   # production

Or connect a Git repo: Netlify → Add new site → Import from Git → pick the repo. Build command: (empty). Publish directory: .

Custom domain: Site → Domain management → add pakengine.com; either delegate DNS to Netlify (set nameservers at your registrar) or add the A/CNAME records Netlify shows. Netlify provisions HTTPS automatically.

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Git (for the repo-connected route)

cd pakengine-deploy
git init
git add -A
git commit -m "PakEngine Rent Ledger v2.4.1"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin https://github.com/<you>/pakengine.git
git push -u origin main

Updating later

Replace index.html with the new build, bump CACHE in sw.js (e.g. pakengine-2.4.2) so clients pull the update, commit, and push / re-run the deploy command.