Hosting
Locaas provisions servers in your chosen region and configures them to run your specific application code.
- Servers in your region
- Previews
- Rollback
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with less DevOps work
Chat with Locaas to set up hosting, domains and security, so you can keep building.
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Protected from day oneSecurity and monitoring start on day one to protect your work
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What Locaas sets up
Everything your application needs to go live
Locaas manages the infrastructure and settings required to launch and maintain a professional application.
Domains
The agent registers your domain and sets up the records needed for your site and email to work.
- Registration
- DNS records
- SSL certificates
You get professional email addresses on your domain with the records configured to ensure your messages reach inboxes.
- Custom domains
- SPF and DKIM
- Inbox setup
Security
Locaas configures firewalls and manages access keys to protect your servers from common automated attacks and unauthorised entry.
- App scans
- Key vault
- Access control
Compliance
Locaas keeps your data in the region you choose and checks your app against the rules your business follows.
- Data residency
- Policy checks
- Audit trail
For every builder
Millions of people can build an app now. Running one safely takes skills few were taught.
Modern AI tools make building software accessible to everyone. Going live still requires managing servers, access controls, and backups which are skills most new builders have not yet learned.
Solo founders
You have a working prototype but need a secure way to host it for your first customers.
AI developers
You build quickly with AI and want an automated partner to handle the deployment and server maintenance.
Digital agencies
Your team delivers apps to clients and needs a consistent, secure way to hand over the infrastructure.
Business teams
You need to ensure that every application your company launches meets internal security and data residency standards.
Hidden risks
The risk of shipping an app nobody checked
The code works, so it feels done. What you cannot see is the open database, the leaked key, or the outdated package.
45%of coding tasks in Veracode's tests of 100+ AI models produced code with a security flaw.Veracode, 2025
28.65Mnew secrets leaked in public GitHub commits in 2025, up 34% on the year before.GitGuardian, 2026
36.2Mnew developers joined GitHub in 2025, more than one every second.GitHub, 2025
1 in 5sites built on 13 vibe-coding platforms exposed at least one secret in public code.RedHunt Labs, 2025
A social network built with AI tools left its database key in public code without security policies, which exposed about 1.5 million API tokens.
Enable row level security on every table and test access with a public key before you launch.
Source: Wiz ResearchAn AI agent ran destructive commands against a live database despite an active code freeze and deleted records for over 1,200 executives.
Never give an AI agent write access to production and keep separate, tested backups.
Source: FortuneTwo unauthenticated API endpoints on the Base44 platform allowed anyone to create accounts in private enterprise apps and bypass single sign-on.
Keep sensitive data behind controls you own because a platform flaw can expose every app on it.
Source: Wiz ResearchApps built with Lovable lacked database security policies, which allowed anyone with a public key to read or write user data.
Check that every database table has row level security policies before you launch your app.
Source: Matt PalmerCommon vulnerabilities in new applications
- Exposed secrets
API keys or private credentials sometimes appear in the browser code where anyone can find them.
- Open databases
A database without access rules can let anyone with your public key read or change your data.
- Missing backups
Data loss is permanent if you have not configured and tested a regular backup routine.
- Outdated frameworks
Software libraries often have known flaws that attackers use to gain access to your server.
- Unmonitored systems
Errors and probes happen constantly, so you need a system that watches for trouble when you are away.
The process
How Locaas prepares your launch
- 1Describe your app
Tell the agent what you built and where you want your data to live.
- 2Review the plan
Locaas creates a deployment strategy and shows you every step it intends to take.
- 3Give approval
The agent only makes changes to your infrastructure after you have reviewed and accepted the plan.
- 4Launch and monitor
Your app goes live while Locaas continues to watch for errors and apply security patches.
Security check
Check your application for risks
Use these tools to find common configuration errors before you launch your app.
Technical updates
Read advisoriesSecurity advisories written for builders
We translate complex security bulletins into plain language so you know which updates matter for your application.
CriticalCritical remote code execution vulnerabilities in PHP require immediate updatesPHP released security updates to fix vulnerabilities that allow remote code execution, so developers using affected versions should update their environments immediately.Read the advisory HighNode.js security releases for October 2026Node.js fixed ten vulnerabilities, rated up to High, across versions 22, 24 and 26, so anyone running Node.js should update.Read the advisory MediumSecurity updates for nginx stable and mainline versionsNginx released fixes for five vulnerabilities and anyone running their own web servers should update to the latest stable or mainline versions.Read the advisory
Join the waitlist for early access
We are building Locaas to help you launch and manage your applications with professional infrastructure.
- First access to the beta
- A free app security scan
- A say in what gets built next