Create, edit and publish, then run your website and your app from their own dashboard. Every feature shown in real screenshots.
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A Next.js project in React and TypeScript, sent to your GitHub repository. A spec change made in the repository comes back to Eqlo.
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Paste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLTo build a website or app with AI, describe your idea in plain English. Eqlo designs the pages, writes the copy, sets up the admin you will use every day and puts the project online, with nothing to install.
Whenever you build a website or app with AI here, the path is the same: you describe it, Eqlo builds it, you publish it.
A contractor's business site, a maker's online shop, a salon's booking calendar or a photographer's portfolio. Eqlo writes the pages, the copy and the forms, creates the admin you use to run the site, then publishes it on an eqlo.dev address or your own domain.
An app that installs on iPhone and Android, with a bottom tab bar, member accounts and screens that stay readable offline. You try it on your phone with a QR code. Eqlo then prepares the App Store and Google Play listing, and on the Plus plan sends the signed build to both stores for testing.
If you can write a text message, you can use Eqlo. You explain what you want, watch the result appear, then ask for changes one at a time.
One or two sentences are enough: what you do, and what visitors should be able to do. You can attach up to six files, such as a logo, photos or existing copy.
"A website for my hair salon in Austin, with services, prices and online booking."
Eqlo picks a style that suits your trade, writes the pages and adds free stock photos. A summary then shows what is done and what still needs setting up.
"Your site is ready: 4 pages, a booking form and a photo gallery."
Point at a section in the preview and write what should change, the way you would tell a colleague. Every edit creates a version, and a single shortcut takes you back.
"Make the team photo bigger and switch the orange to navy."
One button puts the site live, with its security certificate and a sitemap for Google. Before publishing, Eqlo checks every page and suggests the fix if a rule is missed.
"Live on lumieresalon.com, ready to be found on Google."
These three moments show the gap with a classic site builder, where every setting is done by dragging and clicking.
Select a block and type the change as a sentence. Eqlo updates that block and leaves the rest of the page alone.
Scan the QR code and the app opens on your phone, with no Apple or Google account. The link stays valid for 24 hours.
The domain, the HTTPS certificate and the sitemap for Google are ready the moment you publish.
Plenty of sites generated in minutes stay invisible, because their text only appears after scripts load. With Eqlo, every published page is a complete HTML document that Google and AI search engines can read on their first visit.
The title, the description and the structure are written along with the page. If something is missing, such as an image without a description or a second main heading, publishing stops and Eqlo suggests the fix.
The same tools serve a hairdresser who wants a site before the holidays and a team testing a first product. These are the projects we see most often.
Other AI builders shine at prototyping an application. Eqlo aims for a different result: a site that Google can read, run day to day from its own admin, with an installable mobile version.
| Criterion | Eqlo | Vibe coding platforms | Classic builders |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pages Google can read from day one | Yes | Often not | Yes |
| Installable iOS and Android app | Yes, stores on Plus | Rarely | Paid add-on |
| Source code you can take away | Yes, export and GitHub | Varies | No |
| Admin to run the site every day | Built with the site | Build it yourself | Included |
| Editing in plain language | Yes | Yes | Visual editor |
| Business details written for search | Automatic | Manual | Partial |
| Entry price | Free, then $19/mo | Credit metered | $10 to $30/mo |
Comparison compiled in September 2026 from publicly available plans. These platforms move fast. If you spot something out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
A members area, payments, versions and analytics come with the project. That is what separates a working site from a mockup.
Visitors create an account and sign in with a code sent by email or with a password. Some pages can be reserved for members, or for Premium members only.
Store sales, deposits, dues or monthly subscriptions go to your own Stripe account, which you can create from Eqlo. Eqlo takes no commission.
Every edit creates a dated version with its author. Compare two versions or restore an earlier one in a click.
Page views, traffic sources and requests over 30 days, with no cookie banner to show.
Only your site scripts and Stripe are allowed to run. Your Stripe, store and CRM keys are encrypted.
Stripe, Google Calendar, Outlook, Notion, Slack, Google Sheets, Brevo, HubSpot, Twilio and GitHub. Each connection has a test button and keeps a log of what it sends.
You describe the project in plain English, and Eqlo hands back a complete Next.js codebase to read, change or host elsewhere. Changes made in your repository come back into Eqlo as a new version.
A restaurant, a medical practice, a shop, a salon and two field apps. Each preview started from one sentence and can be reshaped for your own business.
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Mobile appWrite what your business does, the pages you want and what visitors should be able to do. If the request is very short, Eqlo asks up to three questions, then builds the site: the AI first drafts a detailed plan of the project, and a compiler turns that plan into fast pages that Google can read, checked before every launch. You refine it section by section by writing what should change. The first version shows in the preview as soon as it is ready.
No. You write in plain English, and Eqlo takes care of the design, the code and the launch. You can also fix a piece of text directly in the preview with a click. If you code, you can push the project to your GitHub repository and work on it in your editor.
Yes. Eqlo produces an app that installs on iPhone and Android, which you can test right away with a QR code. On the Plus plan, the app is signed and sent for testing on TestFlight and Google Play. The developer accounts are yours to open: $99 a year for Apple, and a one-time $25 for Google.
It starts on solid ground when its content can be read from the day it goes live. Every Eqlo page is published as complete HTML, with a title, a description, structured data and described images. Rankings then depend on your content and your reputation, and no tool can promise the top spot.
Starting is free: five projects, hosting and an eqlo.dev address, with no card required. For $19 a month, the Plus plan brings your own domain, unlimited projects and a signed app for the stores. For comparison, an agency-built business site usually costs between $3,000 and $12,000.
Generating the first version is automatic. Then plan on one to two hours of back and forth for a business site ready to publish, and about half a day for a store with its catalog, shipping and checkout.
Yes. Code export is included on every plan, and the GitHub connection sends a complete Next.js project in React and TypeScript to your repository. You can clone it, change it and host it somewhere else whenever you want.
Those platforms are very good at prototyping a web application. Eqlo makes three different choices: every page is checked for Google before it goes live, each site comes with its own admin, and the same project gives you an installable mobile app. For a quick internal prototype, the others serve well.
Vibe coding means describing the result you want in plain language instead of writing the code yourself. At Eqlo, the AI drafts the plan of the site and a compiler turns it into pages, which keeps sites fast and readable by Google.
You do. Store payments, deposits and membership dues go to your own Stripe account. Stripe charges its usual card fees, and Eqlo takes no commission on your sales.
Five free projects, no card required. Describe your project, and the first version shows in the preview.
