Hosting for web studios & freelancers
Agent-forward hosting.
A real person behind it.
One short setup session, then you point Claude Code, Cursor — whatever you already use — at your site and ship. No CMS, no plugin patching, no fighting a platform built for 2012. If there's ever a problem, I'm a phone call away.
Every studio hits the same wall.
It looks different from studio to studio, but underneath it's one problem.
A Drupal install nobody has touched in ten years gets defaced, because nobody is watching it anymore. A WordPress site needs another $15 or $35 plugin subscription for every small feature, until the invoices outgrow the site. A custom CMS runs fine until the day it breaks — and then you don't know why, and neither does your client.
These platforms were built for a world without agents. The security patching, the plugin sprawl, the mystery breakage — all of it is overhead for problems that stopped needing to exist.
What to expect.
How it worksWe talk it through.
You tell me about your studio, your clients, how you like to work and we make sure LightBridge is a good fit before either of us commits. There's never any obligation.
One-time setup.
A short session where I get your agent tooling connected to your LightBridge project. After this, there's no ongoing technical setup. Your agent handles the rest.
You build. Your agent ships it.
New site, copy updates, or design changes — you work with your own AI tooling the way you already do. Every change gets a private preview link for client sign-off before it goes public. There's no CMS or dashboard in the way, and nothing to install or subscribe to.
I'm behind it the whole time.
I handle hosting, security, and infrastructure. If anything does go wrong, or your client needs a human, I'm a phone call away (yours or theirs).
Here's what that gets you.
What you get- 01
A private preview before public launch
Automatically get a preview link to share with your client. Preview links are token-gated, so nothing leaks to search engines or stray bots while you're still iterating.
<yourclient>.preview.lightrelay.dev - 02
Live in seconds, not days
Push a change and it's deployed and served, typically in seconds (minutes on larger sites). No build queue, no waiting on someone else's schedule.
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Forms and comments, still fully static
Contact forms that land in the right inbox and comments your clients can moderate, without a CMS or another monthly plugin subscription. The interactive parts run on my infrastructure; the site itself stays static.
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Your agent already knows the platform
Every site starts from a starter kit with an agent brief in the repo. Claude Code, Cursor, whatever you use — it opens the project already knowing how previews, publishing, and the guardrails work.
AGENTS.md · in every starter - 05
A second set of eyes on every change
Optional AI review on each pull request flags bugs and leaked secrets before anything merges. It can't approve or merge anything on its own; that stays with you.
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A much smaller target
Client sites are plain static files. There's no database to breach and no plugin code to exploit, which closes off the routes small-business sites usually get hacked through.
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Your clients never hear my name
Your brand up front. LightBridge doesn't appear anywhere your client can see it.
A platform with a phone number.
I'm Sebastien Taggart. I specialize in taking ideas past the prototype stage into genuinely useful, polished tools. My background spans technical project management, full-stack development, and a stubborn belief that software should work well for the people who use it.
LightBridge is that belief applied to hosting. I've kept it deliberately small: a platform I built and run myself, for a select group of partners I know and trust. There's no account manager between us. When you call, you get the person who built the thing.
Tell me what you're shipping.
Tell me a bit about your studio and what you're working on. I read every message — usually the same day.
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