For freelancers
Ship client work without becoming a sysadmin
Go from a client's brief to a reviewed site on your own server, then keep it backed up and monitored without extra tools.
The problem
The build is the fun part
- Setting up a server, DNS, certificates and backups for each client takes time you can't bill.
- Small sites still need someone to notice when they go down.
- Handing a site over is messy when it lives inside your own accounts.
How airepeat helps
What changes for freelancers
Start from a brief
Talk through the site with the AI planner, or start from a template, and get a first version as a commit you can review.
One server, many small sites
Launch a stack once and put several sites and services on it, each with its own domain.
Looked after by default
Site databases are backed up daily, and alerts reach you by email or Slack when something fails.
Code that stays portable
Every site is a normal GitHub repository built by Coolify, so moving it later is straightforward.
Features used
The parts you'll lean on
- AI planner
Describe a site; get a brief, pages and a first version of the code.
- A repository per site
Each site lives in its own GitHub repository in your account.
- One-click stack launch
A server at your provider with Coolify installed and connected.
- Domains and DNS
Point Cloudflare domains at sites and services.
- Backups
Daily database backups through Coolify; code and settings backups checked by restoring them.
- Monitoring and alerts
Uptime, response times and server resources, with email or chat alerts.
Other use cases
airepeat for others
- AgenciesBuild, launch and look after many client sites from one dashboard, with approvals and an audit trail for every change.
- StartupsLaunch your marketing site, app and internal tools on servers in your own account, with guardrails that keep spending deliberate.
- Self-hostersRun the open-source services you rely on, on your own server, with backups that are tested and alerts that reach you.
- AI buildersDescribe what you want, review what the AI wrote, and ship it to your own server. Every change is a commit; nothing goes live without you.
Take on the next client with less setup
Free while in beta. Bring your own keys; you pay your providers directly.