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Getting started

From zero to a live app in a few minutes. You'll pick a plan, connect Telegram and your Claude subscription, and ship your first project by simply describing it in chat.

1

Pick a plan

Choose a box on the pricing page — Starter, Pro, or Power. As soon as you check out, your own private Linux server (a real VPS with root) is provisioned automatically, complete with its own subdomain like app.you.mycloudally.com. Billing is month-to-month; cancel anytime.

2

Open your dashboard & sign in

Head to your dashboard and sign in with Google or email. The dashboard is your control center — server status, projects, billing, and a built-in web chat that mirrors your Telegram conversation so you can drive the agent from any browser too.

3

Connect Telegram

Link your Telegram bot in two clicks from the dashboard. Once connected, your always-on agent lives in Telegram — text it from your phone, your laptop, anywhere. No SSH, no terminal.

4

Connect your Claude subscription

Connect your own Claude Max or Pro subscription, also in two clicks. The agent runs entirely on your account — no per-token markup, your usage, your limits. Nothing to meter, nothing marked up.

5

Send your first message

Now the fun part. Just describe what you want. Try:

build me a landing page with an email signup and put it live

The agent gets to work: it writes the code, installs dependencies, runs it, and deploys it live on your box behind automatic HTTPS. It can even spawn sub-agents to work in parallel. Moments later it replies with a working URL. Every change is version-controlled automatically, so nothing is ever lost.

6

Host it in production

When an app is ready for real users, one-click deploy it to its own dedicated production server — isolated from your dev box, so experiments can't take the live app down. You get automatic HTTPS and can point your own domain (certs handled). Redeploy in one button, with auto-rollback if a release fails to start. See how it works for the full picture.

7

Everyday commands

A few commands and concepts you'll use constantly:

  • /undo — roll back the last change instantly.
  • /history — see every version of a project; each mirrors to a private GitHub repo with secrets scanned out.
  • Per-chat projects — each Telegram chat or group is a separate project with its own context. Start a build from your phone, check back later.
  • Scheduled tasks — tell the agent to run work on a schedule, e.g. "every morning at 7, summarize my inbox."

That's it — you're shipping

Pick a plan and your box is ready in a couple of minutes. Browse the full docs or dig into how it works.

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