Code from Telegram.
Build and deploy apps from a chat.
An always-on AI developer lives inside your own Linux server and answers in Telegram. Describe what you want — it writes the code, runs it, and ships it live. Text your AI. Watch it ship.
The whole workflow: text your agent, watch it ship
There is no IDE to open, no server to SSH into, no deploy pipeline to babysit. You send a message. The AI coding agent reads it, writes the code, installs whatever it needs, runs it, and deploys it to a live URL with HTTPS — then tells you the link. Because it has full root on a real box, "build it" and "put it live" are the same step.
Type what you want in plain English, from your phone.
The agent writes code, installs deps, and runs it — spawning sub-agents to work in parallel.
Live on a subdomain with automatic HTTPS. No SSH, no deploy scripts.
Want the deep version? Read how it works, or see what the AI agent server underneath actually is.
Real things people ask it
These aren't demos. They're the kinds of messages that come back with a working link a few minutes later.
"Build a waitlist page for my app and put it live." → Styled page, email capture, deployed to a subdomain with HTTPS.
"Scrape 40 product pages into a spreadsheet." → Python scraper, run on the box, results exported and handed back.
"Add Stripe checkout to that site." → Keys wired in, checkout flow built, redeployed live.
"Every morning at 7, summarize my inbox." → Scheduled task set up once, runs itself daily.
"Check my site hourly and ping me if it's down." → Uptime monitor on a cron, alerts straight to your chat.
"Point my domain at this with HTTPS." → DNS guidance, certs issued and renewed — no cert wrangling.
Why Telegram
Because the best place for an AI developer to live is somewhere you already are — and a chat is a surprisingly good interface for shipping software.
It's on your phone
Kick off a build from the couch, the train, or a walk. No laptop, no terminal.
It's async
Send the message, close the app. The agent keeps working and pings you when it's done.
Every chat is a project
Each chat or group is its own project with its own context and files — cleanly separated.
A web chat mirror for longer sessions
Telegram is perfect for quick asks on the go. When you're at a desk and want more room — a wide screen, easy copy-paste, longer back-and-forth — the dashboard has a web chat that mirrors the same agent. Same box, same projects, same context; just a bigger window. Switch between phone and browser mid-session and nothing is lost.
A real server behind the chat, not a toy
The agent isn't a sandboxed prompt playground. It's a private Linux VPS with full root — it installs and configures whatever a job needs and hosts what it builds. Node, Python, Go, PHP, Postgres, Redis, Docker, nginx: if it runs on Linux, it runs here.
- ✓ Host unlimited projects, each on its own subdomain with automatic HTTPS.
- ✓ Every change is version-controlled;
/undorolls back and each project mirrors to a private GitHub repo. - ✓ Runs on your own Claude subscription — your account, your usage, no per-token markup.
- ✓ When an app is ready for real users, one-click deploy to its own production server with auto-rollback.
Ready to start? Pick a plan on the pricing page and message your agent within a couple of minutes.