How MyCloudAlly works
A real Linux server with an always-on Claude AI agent living inside it — reached from Telegram. You describe what you want; it writes the code, installs what it needs, runs it, and deploys it live.
See it in action: build → live URL → rollback, one chat. Full clip →
What it actually is
MyCloudAlly is a private VPS — a genuine Linux server with full root — that has an always-on Claude AI agent server running inside it. You talk to that agent from Telegram, or from the web-chat on your dashboard that mirrors the same conversation. There's no SSH session to babysit, no deploy script to maintain, no certificates to wrangle. You type what you want in plain language and the agent does the work on the machine.
Each Telegram chat or group is its own project with its own context, so you can kick off a build from your phone and check back later. Because it's a real server, it's on 24/7 — it keeps working while you're away and pings you when it's done.
The 3-step setup
Going from nothing to a working agent takes a few minutes, not an afternoon of DevOps.
Pick a plan
Choose a box on the pricing page. Your server is provisioned automatically, with its own subdomain like app.you.mycloudally.com and automatic HTTPS.
Connect Telegram & Claude
Link your Telegram and your own Claude subscription in two clicks. The agent runs on your account — your usage, your limits, no per-token markup.
Message the agent
Send something like "build me an API and deploy it" — then watch it write, install, run, and ship. More in code from Telegram.
What the agent actually does
This isn't a chatbot that writes snippets for you to copy-paste. The agent has the whole machine and does the whole job:
- →Writes code in whatever language the task calls for, right on the server.
- →Installs dependencies and configures services — it has root, so it sets up whatever's needed.
- →Runs it and deploys it live on a subdomain with automatic HTTPS; point your own domain too.
- →Spawns sub-agents to work on several parts of a build in parallel.
- →Schedules tasks — "every morning at 7, summarize my inbox," or "check my site hourly and ping me if it's down."
A real machine, not a sandbox
Your box is a full Linux server, not a locked-down playground. The agent has full root, so it can run any stack — Node, Python, Go, PHP, Postgres, Redis, Docker, nginx — and install and configure whatever a project needs. Host unlimited projects on the same box; each gets its own subdomain and HTTPS.
It runs on your own Claude subscription (Max or Pro), connected in two clicks. That means your account, your usage, your limits — and no per-token markup on top.
Nothing is ever lost
Giving an AI root sounds risky until you see the safety net. Every change is version-controlled automatically, so you can move fast without fear:
/undo & /history
Roll back the last change instantly, or browse every version the agent has made.
Private GitHub mirror
Each project mirrors to a private GitHub repo. Secrets are scanned out and never committed.
Hourly snapshots
The whole server is snapshotted every hour, so the machine itself can be restored.
Managed & reversible
Experiment freely — every step is tracked, and any mistake is one command away from undone.
From build to 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 a late-night experiment can't take the live app down. Redeploy is a single button, and if a release fails to start, it auto-rolls back to the last working version.
| Your box (dev) | Production hosting |
|---|---|
| Build, break, and iterate with the agent | A separate, dedicated server for the live app |
| Unlimited projects on one machine | One-click deploy, redeploy, and auto-rollback |
| Subdomains with automatic HTTPS | Isolated so experiments can't affect users |
Production hosting is optional and added per app. See the tiers on the pricing page.
Ready to text your AI?
Pick a plan and your server is provisioned automatically. Connect Telegram and Claude, then send your first build.