01The four steps
Collect the files
Ask the AI to emit every file in full, or save what it produced. That is the site.
Put them on GitHub
A free account, one repository, private by default.
Connect a host
Signup provisions repository, hosting and HTTPS together.
Tell people
The loomweb.co address works today. Your own domain connects in the portal.
02The four steps
03The four steps
One: collect the files. Ask the AI to emit every file in full, or save what it produced. That is the site. Two: put them in a GitHub repository. This is how hosting finds the site and how every future update works. Three: connect a host. The site goes live on HTTPS. Four: tell people, starting with your own domain if you have one; the free loomweb.co address works today.
04Where people stall
"It is not finished." Live and imperfect collects better feedback than perfect and invisible, and deployments roll back, so nothing is permanent. "I am not technical." The steps are sentences you can say to a coding agent, which then does the moving. "What if it breaks later?" It cannot break the way a server breaks. The worst case is a bad push, and that is one click to reverse.
05What you have after step four
A site that is yours: code in your repository, served from Australian infrastructure, with a working contact form, on a flat price with nothing to maintain. From there the roadmap is content. Pages, a domain, whatever the project needs, all delivered by the same push that has been working since step three.
06Frequently Asked Questions
Which AI tool should I have used?
Whichever you used. Every major builder output hosts the same way, because the files do not carry a badge.
I do not have a GitHub account yet.
A free one takes two minutes to create, and signup walks you in through GitHub. The repository becomes your code home for as long as the site exists.
How long until it is genuinely online?
Minutes for the loomweb.co address. A custom domain adds DNS propagation, which is usually under an hour with a short TTL.
Build it with your AI. Host it here.
Deploys on every push, from Australia, with nothing to maintain.