atelo
Hosting for AI-built apps.
Describe the tool you need, let an AI agent build it, and ship it live to its own
<project>.test.atelo.io subdomain - with storage, secrets, and sign-in
already wired in. No servers, no DevOps, no glue code.
Free for personal use | self-hostable | built for agent-created apps.
Get started
Ask your agent to install atelo
Ask your agent to install atelo at https://test.atelo.io/install. Let it handle setup, project scaffold, local run, and deploy flow.
Agent task
Paste this into your coding agent:
Install Atelo from https://test.atelo.io/install. Then set up this project with Atelo: 1. Install the Atelo CLI using the install endpoint above. Choose the right command for this operating system. 2. Run atelo init with an appropriate subdomain for this app. Ask me before claiming a production subdomain. 3. Install project dependencies if the scaffold requires them. 4. Run atelo start and verify the app locally. 5. When the app is ready, run atelo deploy and report the live URL. Use Atelo CLI output as the source of truth. Do not make destructive changes without asking first.
How it works
From an idea to a live tool in four steps
You stay in plain language. Your AI agent does the building. Atelo handles everything it takes to run the result on the internet.
Describe it
Tell your AI agent - like Claude Code - what you want: a dashboard, a form, an internal tool.
Build locally
The agent scaffolds a real Astro app and runs it on your machine with
atelo start.
Deploy
One atelo deploy builds it, version-controls the source, and ships
the result.
It's live
Your tool is online at <name>.test.atelo.io with storage, secrets,
and sign-in ready to use.
What's included
The whole backend, already wired
Every app you ship gets the same managed primitives - so the agent writes features, not infrastructure.
Storage, no database setup
Key-value, file blobs, and typed tables - shared across users or scoped per-user. Safe schema changes migrate themselves; risky ones ask first.
Secrets that never reach the browser
Declare an outbound endpoint; atelo injects the API key server-side and proxies the call. Your frontend - and your users - never see the secret.
Auth without the boilerplate
Email magic links and Google sign-in are built in. Lock a tool to your team with an allowlist, or open it to anyone - one line of config.
Git-backed deploys & one-click rollback
Every deploy is an immutable version pushed to a real git repo. Roll back to any prior
release instantly - no rebuild - and git clone anytime to take the code with you.
Local dev matches production
The same /_platform/* calls work on your laptop and in the cloud. What you
test against locally is exactly what you ship - no surprises on deploy.
Yours to self-host
The same image runs on your own infrastructure. Bring your Postgres, S3 or R2, and SMTP - your data and your tools stay on your cloud.
What you can build
Real tools your team will actually use
Anything a small web app can do - without standing up a backend for each one.
Why atelo
The missing layer between "an agent built it" and "my team uses it"
AI can write the app. A blank cloud runtime can run code. Atelo is the part in between - a defined stack with storage, secrets, auth, versioning, and a home to deploy to.
| atelo | Cloud AI builderse.g. building straight on Cloudflare | Claude Code alonethe agent by itself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deploys to a live, shareable URL | Yes | Yes | No |
| Defined stack & architecture | Yes | ad hoc | ad hoc |
| Version history + one-click rollback | Yes | No | No |
| Managed storage, secrets & auth | Yes | partial / DIY | No |
| Local dev that matches production | Yes | No | build only |
| Run it on your own infrastructure | Yes | No | n/a |
Open, and yours to keep
Atelo is source-available under the Elastic License 2.0 - free for personal and
non-production use, with a commercial license for company use. Run it hosted, or
self-host the same image on your own Postgres and object storage. Your code is a
git clone away, so you're never locked in.
Ship your first tool today
Ask your agent to install Atelo, scaffold the app, run it locally, and deploy it.
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Already installed? Ask your agent to run atelo doctor and report what it finds.