How LoomWeb works

GitHub is the technical infrastructure layer between your AI and your website. Your coding agent writes code and pushes it to your own repository. LoomWeb turns every push into a live, secure release.

In plain terms: every time your AI finishes a change, it saves that change to GitHub. LoomWeb publishes it within seconds, keeps the site's security padlock current — and if anything looks wrong, you can put the previous version back in one click.

For the technical reader

Your coding agent Codex · Claude Code · Hermes Your GitHub repo private, in your account LoomWeb builds · deploys · rolls back Live HTTPS site your loomweb.co URL or domain
The one-sentence version: no GitHub Actions to wire up, no nginx, no certificate renewals. The agent pushes; the site is live.

The deploy pipeline

What happens on git push

1

Push received

LoomWeb's webhook sees the push on your repository's default branch. No CI configuration is needed — the pipeline is the product.

2

Build validated

The static build runs and is validated: the output must be a clean static site before it can go live.

3

Release served

A new immutable release goes live over HTTPS. Releases are kept in history, ready to inspect or restore.

Operations

Rollback, domains, certificates

Rollback in one click

Every release is immutable and retained. If a push breaks something, restore the previous release from the portal — no reverting commits required.

Custom domains

Every site gets a yourname.loomweb.co URL. Bring your own domain when you're ready — add it in the portal and point your DNS at us.

SSL, automatic

Certificates are issued and renewed for your loomweb.co URL and your custom domains. You will never think about certificate expiry again.

Trust

What LoomWeb never sees

Your card details

Cards are captured through a hosted, tokenised flow and stored by our billing provider. LoomWeb never receives or stores raw card numbers or CVV. Charges appear on your statement as MrSoftware Pty Ltd (ABN 64 162 662 697).

Your GitHub password

You sign in with GitHub via OAuth. LoomWeb receives scoped repository access — no password, no account-wide control — and you can revoke it from GitHub at any time. Your repo stays in your account.

Agent-neutral, always. Codex, Claude Code, Hermes — or your favourite coding agent. If it can push to GitHub, it can ship on LoomWeb. We never depend on one AI provider, and neither should you.

Give your agent a repo. We'll do the rest.

Free to start. You're never charged at signup. Cancel self-serve, any time.