Preview deploys for pull requests
Every pull request gets its own short-lived copy of the site at a private address, so you can check a change before it goes live. It is removed when the pull request closes.




Vote for anything that is not built yet, from early ideas to work in progress, or suggest something new. When an item you voted for moves, you get a notification.
Ideas we are weighing. The most wanted move up first.
Every pull request gets its own short-lived copy of the site at a private address, so you can check a change before it goes live. It is removed when the pull request closes.
Give a client a login with your agency’s name, logo and domain, where they see only their own sites, reports and backups.
A status page for your sites at your own domain, showing uptime and incidents from Nuvlo’s monitoring, so clients can check it themselves.
Sign in to Nuvlo with Face ID, Touch ID or a security key instead of a password and code.
Forward site and server logs to the log service you already use, so they are kept and searchable there.
Run the same app on two or more servers behind a load balancer, so it stays up when one server goes down.
Pay for a plan once a year at a lower price than twelve monthly payments.
Decided and next in line. Votes set the order.
Nothing planned right now.
Being built right now.
Nothing in progress right now.
Live for everyone.
A monthly report for each client, emailed with your agency’s name, logo and colour.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your workspace. Access can be limited to certain sites, and risky actions wait for your approval.
Get told when a site goes down or comes back, a deploy or backup fails, or a server needs a restart, by email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram or a signed webhook.
Connect any Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 or 26.04 server you already run, from any host, over SSH with one command.
Limit a team member to the sites and servers you pick instead of the whole workspace.
Backups are checksummed and restore-tested every week, and a failed test sends an alert.
Give a server and its sites to another Nuvlo account, for example when a client takes over. The new owner can remove the previous owner’s root access in one click.
Bring a WordPress site from another host with a small plugin, over SSH, or from a cPanel, All-in-One WP Migration, Duplicator or UpdraftPlus backup.
Install WordPress on any Nuvlo server, not only on WordPress servers. Docker is set up the first time it is needed.
Deploy an app from a Docker image or a Dockerfile in your repository, with updates and rollbacks that don’t drop requests.
Create and manage servers on AWS, Google Cloud and Exoscale next to the other providers.
Protect your Nuvlo account with an authenticator app code on every sign-in.
Host static sites and PHP or Laravel apps, with drag-and-drop deploys for sites that have no Git repository.
Upgrade, downgrade or cancel your plan from the dashboard.
A private URL per site that starts a deploy, for CI pipelines and headless CMS webhooks.
Your first server and site are free, with no card and no time limit. Connect a provider token and Nuvlo starts building it.
Run the same app on two or more servers behind a load balancer, so it stays up when one server goes down.
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