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Push44 bridges Zite and GitHub using both platforms' APIs, creating proper git commits from your Zite project files.

📖 Introduction

Connecting Zite to GitHub opens your AI-built app to the full developer ecosystem — CI/CD, collaboration, and permanent version history. Push44 makes this connection in minutes.

The Problem with Walled Gardens

Zite apps stay isolated from GitHub without a native export feature. This limits collaboration and makes version control impossible within Zite itself.

The Push44 Solution

Push44 bridges Zite and GitHub using both platforms' APIs, creating proper git commits from your Zite project files.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

4 steps
1

Authenticate with Zite

Enter your Zite session ID and CSRF token in Push44.

2

Select your app

Choose the Zite app to export from your workspace.

3

Configure GitHub

Enter your GitHub PAT, username, and repository name.

4

Push and verify

Click 'Push to GitHub'. Check your GitHub repo to confirm the files are there.

Pro Recommendations

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Use descriptive repo names to distinguish between your Zite projects on GitHub.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

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Not having both the session and CSRF token — Zite authentication requires both.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I export a Zite app to a private GitHub repository?

Yes. Use a GitHub PAT with 'repo' scope to push to private repositories.

100% free · zero backend · client-side

Export and push your code in seconds.

Connect your platform, preview the visual diff, and create atomic commits on GitHub with zero server data retention.

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