Put your site on the internet

Last updated: June 25, 2026

You sometimes want to put the site you built up at an internet address so anyone can visit it. Tell the agent which site to put up at which address, and it handles everything from deployment to connecting the address.

The feature for putting a site up in WEEGLOO is Web Hosting. It serves a pre-built site as-is.

Tell your AI like this

Put this index.html on the internet. I'd like the address to be hello.

What the AI then does

  1. Decides which Space to put it on. If you are working on more than one Space, it asks first where to put it.
  2. Prepares the page into a form that can be put on the internet.
  3. Checks that the address you chose is free, then puts it up on Web Hosting at that address (subdomain). The default address takes the form hello.weegloo.app.
  4. The page that goes up can be reached by anyone at the address you chose.

You set the address yourself. The agent does not pick one on its own. If you edit the page later, just put it up again at the same address.

Connect a domain you own

Instead of hello.weegloo.app, you can also serve it on a domain you already own (for example, hello.mybrand.com). Tell the agent the domain to connect, and it begins the connection. The detailed steps, including the settings on the domain side, are covered in Switch to your own domain.

Check that it worked

Visit the address you chose (or the domain you connected), and if Hello, world shows on the screen, the deployment is done.

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