Your personal software
deserves a home.
You've already built more than you think. A fitness tracker. A trip planner. A tool for work. Wouldn't it be nice if using them felt as magical as building them?
Free tier. No infra knowledge required. Upgrade when you hit a limit.
The vision
Everyone's building their own software now.
AI has made it possible for anyone to build a tool for almost anything. The question is no longer can you build it. It's: where does it live after?
Fitness Tracker
Built from your old spreadsheet
Travel Planner
Builds the trip itineraries of your dreams
Investing Analysis
Tailored investing tool built with you in mind
Sales Prep
Briefs you before every call
These aren't side projects. They're the software layer of your actual life. They should live somewhere permanent, open on your phone in one tap, and be shareable with the people who'd benefit from them.
What's broken
Right now, they're scattered everywhere. Or still stuck on your laptop.
It works. But only on your wifi.
You got AI to build something genuinely useful. Then you tried to get it off your laptop and everything broke. Three terminal windows, a weird IP address, and it still won't load on your phone.
It lives somewhere no one else can reach.
Vercel. Railway. Ngrok. A subdomain you can't remember. Every tool you've built lives in a different place, configured differently, and none of them feel like real software you'd actually open twice.
How it works
Build it anywhere. It lives here.
You can already prompt AI to make something useful. You just hate stitching together infra to get it live. Ellivate is your publish button.
Build wherever you want
Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, raw code. Ellivate doesn't care where it came from.
Publish in one command
`ellivate publish` from your terminal, or drop your project folder into the dashboard. We classify, rewrite, and deploy — no Dockerfile, no vercel.json, no regions.
It joins your collection
Your new tool takes its place alongside everything else you've built. One home. One dashboard. One identity.
Open it on your phone
Every tool you've ever published is one tap away — on your phone, your laptop, or anyone else's browser.
If you build in Claude Code / Cursor / Windsurf
Plug in the MCP server and your AI tool writes Ellivate-ready code from the first prompt.
The Ellivate MCP server teaches your LLM our conventions live — persistence SDK instead of localStorage, no sign-in forms (the shell handles identity), imports shaped so ellivate publish lands clean on the first try.
claude mcp add ellivate \ --scope user \ --transport stdio \ -- npx -y @ellivateai/mcp-server
What you get
What a real home for your software looks like.
Always on, not just when your laptop is.
Your agents and monitors keep running. Your tools stay alive. You don't have to babysit anything.
Every device. One tap.
Your whole collection lives on your phone. Open any tool you've ever built from one screen.
It remembers everything.
Data lives in the cloud. Pick up on your phone exactly where you left off on your laptop.
Acts as you.
Log in to a service once. Every tool you build can use that session — your inbox, your calendar, your accounts.
Private by default.
Your tools are yours until you say otherwise. Share privately with one person or flip a switch to go public.
Self-healing.
When something breaks on the way to live, Ellivate finds it and fixes it. You don't see the mess.
Ready when you are
Publish your first tool in five minutes.
Free tier is generous. Most tools stay on it. When you're ready to ship more, upgrade plans scale with what you're building — never before.
Or install the CLI directly: npm install -g @ellivateai/cli