Why loom exists: I hosted WordPress sites for years — and watched every update cost a fortune and every week bring a new critical vulnerability. Then three of my sites were hacked in twelve months. loom is the change I built.
You describe the site. Your AI builds it. LoomWeb makes it live, keeps it fast and secure, and handles everything else. Free to start.
No waiting list. No sales call. A card switches on the free trial — you are never charged at signup.
Gentle care, modern tools.
Book a check-up in under a minute — evening and Saturday appointments available around your week.
How it works
Three steps. No servers to configure, no deploy scripts to write.
Sign in with GitHub. LoomWeb sets up a private home for your site's code, inside your own GitHub account, ready for your AI to build on.
Paste the ready-made instruction into Codex, Claude Code, Hermes — or your favourite coding agent. It builds your site and saves the changes.
Every change is published to your HTTPS address automatically. Mistakes are undoable in one click. Certificates and updates: handled.
Watch the hand-off
Create your Loom site
Your GitHub account is where your site’s code will live.
GitHub connected
We’ll create a private repository in your account — ready for your AI to use.
Make it yours
We’ll show the DNS record after your site is ready.
SMART HOMES, SIMPLY
Loom sets up the plumbing. You tell your AI what you want. Every push becomes a live, secure site.
In plain terms
The things you'd otherwise pay an IT person to worry about — included.
A yourname.loomweb.co address from day one, or your own domain whenever you're ready. The security padlock comes standard.
Every change your AI makes is built and published automatically. There is no publish button to hunt for.
Every version is saved. Made it worse? Put the last good version back instantly.
Clean addresses, sitemaps and fast pages — the technical things search engines reward, built in from the start.
First-party analytics for your site — no third-party ad scripts following your customers around.
No WordPress, no plugins, no late-night security updates. Your pages are served fast, and staying safe is our job.
Your site lives in a private GitHub repository in your own account — seeded with a starter your AI can build on.
Codex, Claude Code, Hermes — any coding agent that can save code to GitHub. You're never locked to one provider.
Hosting, security certificates, publishing, your address — one subscription, no surprise line items.
The deal, in plain words
Signup is free. A card switches the 14-day trial on — it is never charged at signup.
When the trial ends, the plan you chose starts billing — the same plan, at the same price you agreed to on screen before you signed up.
Cancel yourself, in two clicks, any time. Your site and your code stay yours — they live in your GitHub account.
For the technical reader
Your coding agent doesn't deploy to a server. It pushes code to a repository. LoomWeb turns that repository into a hosted, secure, production website.
Your agent pushes to your own GitHub repository. You own the repo and everything in it. No passwords live with us — revoke LoomWeb's access at any time.
LoomWeb watches the repository, builds every push, and serves it over HTTPS. Releases are immutable; roll back to any of them in one click.
Codex, Claude Code, Hermes — or any coding agent that can push to GitHub. LoomWeb never locks you to one AI provider.
A worked example
# bootstrap prompt, generated by LoomWeb Build a one-page site for "Harbour Dental". Ink-on-paper palette, Space Grotesk headings. Sections: services, opening hours, contact form. Commit and push when done — the site deploys on push. $ git push origin main → LoomWeb: build passed, release 4 live at https://harbourdental.loomweb.co
A fair comparison
They are good tools — for a different way of working. If a coding agent is building your site, those tools add friction instead of removing it.
WordPress means plugin updates, PHP version bumps, security patches and backups. A LoomWeb site is static output: there is nothing to patch.
Page builders keep your site in their format, on their platform. With LoomWeb your site is plain code in your own GitHub repository. Leave any time and take it with you.
Drag-and-drop builders are built for humans moving boxes with a mouse. Your coding agent is fastest with a repository, a prompt, and a push.
Open source
Two honest ways to get this done. Both start from the same place: your code, in your GitHub, published properly.
DIY — free
loom is our open-source, Git-native publishing engine. Clone it, run it on your own servers, be your own hosting company — the admin, the on-call and the renewals department are you.
Managed — from $39/month
Every push built and published, security certificates kept current, your own domain, one-click undo — and someone to email when something breaks. You prompt your AI; we do everything underneath.
Your agent builds the website. LoomWeb handles everything underneath.
Free to start. You're never charged at signup. Cancel self-serve, any time.