From your studio to the internet in one step

How a program goes live

1. Publish

   Choose Run → Publish… and the program gets its own address and serves plain HTTP, MCP, server-sent events and WebSocket over HTTPS.

2. Say who may use it

   Anyone with the address, only you with your studio login, whoever has its key (a key per person or machine, if you like with an end date), or nobody from outside, for a helper that only your own programs call.

3. Your own domain

   Put the program under a domain of your own, such as shop.example.com or the bare example.com. The studio shows the exact DNS records to set, checks them, and the certificate follows by itself. An agent can do all of this; you approve the domain with one tap in Today, or turn that check off.

What is already arranged for you

• An address with HTTPSEvery published program is reachable over HTTPS, with the certificate taken care of.
• Restarts by itselfA published program keeps running when the studio is closed, and starts again when it crashes.
• Logs and a pause buttonRead what a program printed, pause it, resume it, or take it offline.
• On a scheduleEvery 15 minutes, every hour, every day, on weekdays or every week, also when the studio is closed.
• MailYour studio has its own mail address, and your programs can receive and send mail with it.
• A nightly backupYour environment is backed up every night, on a server in Germany (EU).