Describe what you want and our AI builds it, or drag and drop a Python app you already have. Cloudilio gives it a web address, keeps it running day and night, and looks after its data.
A few of the things people run on Cloudilio. Each one starts from a ready-made app you can change, or from a sentence to the AI builder.
A site for your business, club or side project, with your own pages, pictures and contact form.
Sign-ups, bookings, orders, surveys and guestbooks. Every answer is kept, ready for you to look through.
Turn a spreadsheet or your own numbers into charts you can share with your team or clients.
A Telegram bot that answers questions, sends reminders or takes orders, running around the clock.
Check a price every hour, send a report every morning, or tidy up files every night, without your computer on.
A calculator, an internal lookup page or a simple tracker that everyone can open from a link.
Whichever you pick, your app gets its own web address and is online in minutes.
Write what your app should do in everyday words. The AI builder makes it, shows you the result, and changes it as you ask. It uses your own Anthropic or OpenAI account, and shows what each conversation costs.
Choose a website, a form with a database, a dashboard, a chat bot or a scheduled job. It works from the first click, and you or the AI can make it your own.
Already have a Python project, or code an AI chat wrote for you? Drop its .zip file on the page, or connect GitHub. Cloudilio works out how to run it.
Your visitors keep seeing the version that works while you experiment.
See your changes on a private link first, or make the link public to get a friend's or client's opinion. Then publish with one click.
If something goes wrong, one button hands the problem to the AI builder, which explains it and puts it right.
Cloudilio keeps earlier versions of your files, so you can look back and bring one back whenever you like.
Everything your app saves is kept safe through every update, and it's backed up automatically every day.
What putting an app online usually takes, and what it takes on Cloudilio.
| What you need | Doing it yourself | With Cloudilio |
|---|---|---|
| A computer to run it on | ||
| A computer to run it on | Rent a server, install software on it and keep it updated. | Nothing to rent or install. Click Publish. |
| A web address | ||
| A web address | Buy hosting, set up the address and the padlock, and renew it every few months. | A secure address from the start, or use your own domain name. |
| Knowing when it's down | ||
| Knowing when it's down | Find out when a customer tells you. | We email you, with a button that starts fixing it. |
| Keeping data safe | ||
| Keeping data safe | Remember to make copies, and hope an update doesn't wipe them. | Saved data survives every update, with daily backups. |
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