What it is
Onehostbox brings two things that normally live apart into one platform: AI-assisted code, and the hosting that runs it. Both work directly from a Git repository, so the repository is the single point of connection between changing an application and running it — there is no separate pipeline to assemble in between.
It is live, it launched in 2026, and it is a product in its own right rather than a tool we happened to write for one project. It lives at onehostbox.com.
Who it's for
TODO — one short paragraph on the audience. The important distinction to make explicit: is this aimed at developers who want AI and hosting in one place, or at people who want the AI to build the application for them? The copy above is deliberately neutral on that, and the rest of the page reads very differently depending on the answer.
What's in it
TODO — the capability list. Keep each line concrete and checkable (what the AI does, what Git events trigger, what gets provisioned, what is included at each plan). Delete any line you would not want a customer to hold you to.
Why we build our own product
Client work and product work teach different things. Shipping a feature is a deadline; operating a platform is a decade. Running Onehostbox means we carry the consequences of our own infrastructure decisions — the migrations, the incidents, the cost curve — rather than handing them to someone else at launch.
That experience goes directly into the cloud and DevOps work we do for clients. When we recommend a boring, well-understood architecture, it is because we are the ones who would be woken up by the interesting one.