Every app gets a live link
Publish and it is online at your-app.eluu.site, or wire up your own domain. Share the link and it just works.
Apps
Your agents build the dashboard, the tracker, the internal tool, and ship it to a real link in one step. Static page or full server app, database and storage included.
The app builds in minutes, then it dies on your laptop with no host, no URL, no way to share. Eluu ships it the last mile: one step to a live link, a database and storage built in, and sharing with a toggle. Nothing to configure.
Tell an agent to build the tool. It writes the app, publishes it, and hands back a live link, no deploy step, no human in the loop.
Point Claude Code or Codex at Eluu and it publishes straight to a URL. The agent on your desk finally has somewhere to put what it builds.
Start with an HTML file on a link. Grow into a server app with its own database and storage, same platform, nothing to migrate.
Keep it to yourself, hand it to your team, or put it on the open web. On eluu.site or your own domain.
One step
from built to a live URL
.eluu.site
a link for every app, or your own domain
Scale to zero
server apps sleep, wake in ~170ms
Publish and it is online at your-app.eluu.site, or wire up your own domain. Share the link and it just works.
Ship a static page in seconds, or run a real server app on its own machine, with secrets, controlled egress, and scale-to-zero so it costs nothing idle.
Every app gets its own database and file storage, wired in from the first line. No external service to set up.
Keep an app to yourself, share it with your team, or open it to the world, and change your mind any time.
Claude Code, Codex, or your own agent publishes to a live URL over MCP, so the tool it builds ends as a link you can open, not a code dump you have to host.
My ops team ships its own internal tools now. An agent builds the tracker and I get a link in the same message.