The company

About Eqlo, why readable HTML comes first

About Eqlo in one sentence: it builds a website or a mobile app from your description with AI, hosts the result, and gives every site its own admin dashboard. You keep the code, and the Free plan already covers five projects with no card required.

  • 5Free projects
  • $19Plus, per month
  • 8Project types
  • 21Visual styles

The problem we wanted to fix

Many builders render a polished preview whose text only appears once JavaScript has loaded, so a hurried crawler finds an almost empty page. We wanted every published page to carry its copy, headings, and tags in the very first response.

The second gap was what happens after launch. That is why every Eqlo site comes with its own admin, where you follow orders, bookings, incoming requests, and members without paying for another tool.

The third gap was leaving. A project you cannot take with you is a rental, so Eqlo exports the code on every plan, can push the project to a GitHub repository, and sends payments straight to the customer's own Stripe account.

The technical decision that drives everything else

The AI never hand-writes page code. It produces a structured description of the site, and a compiler turns that description into pages with the same rules every time, which is what keeps sites fast, readable by Google, and free of third-party scripts.

Before anything goes live, checks block publishing when a rule is broken: one H1 per page, pages that render without JavaScript, a description on every image, meta tags, and a sitemap in place. Each check comes with its own fix.

A well-built page does not buy a ranking. It makes sure the content is readable from the first file, and the rest depends on your copy, your links, and how well known your business is.

About Eqlo: illustrated search dashboard with four indexed pages, and its performance, accessibility and SEO scores
An illustration of what the publishing checks aim for: indexable pages and strong quality scores.

What to know about Eqlo today

You describe your business in a sentence and can attach photos, files, or the address of a site whose look you like. Eqlo picks a style, writes the copy, builds the pages, and imports royalty-free photos when you have none, then you refine by typing in the chat or clicking any element in the preview.

Websites

Brochure site, Stripe store, bookings, landing page, portfolio, or redesign. The site goes live straight away on an eqlo.dev address, and on Plus or Team you can connect a domain you own or buy one inside Eqlo.

Mobile apps

A test link and its QR code open the app on iPhone or Android for 24 hours, with no Apple or Google account needed. On Plus or Team, Eqlo builds the signed versions and sends them to TestFlight and the Google Play testing track.

What is included

Every plan includes the admin for each site, forms and CRM, cookie-free analytics, the store, bookings, and connections to Slack, Notion, or Google Sheets. Version history lets you step back whenever an edit goes wrong.

The team and the company

Eqlo is published by the company Eqlo, headquartered in Paris, France, under SIRET number 813670919000198. The product launched publicly in 2026, and the legal notice lists the publication director and the host of this site.

For questions about plans, partnerships, or press, write to hello@eqlo.app or use the contact page. Agencies can join the partner program, and white label is included on every paid plan.

David Rieu, the founder of Eqlo

David Rieu

Founder of Eqlo, full stack web developer

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Behind Eqlo is David Rieu, a full stack web developer. For many years, he built websites and apps for large companies and for his own clients as a freelancer, with a twofold expertise: code and search, in Google as well as in AI engines.

He founded Eqlo to bring that standard within reach of as many people as possible: whether you run a shop, a restaurant or a nonprofit, you should be able to get a quality website and mobile app, the Free plan included. He also set the technical choices of the product, from the structured description compiled into pages to the checks that block an incomplete release.

Our commitments

Three principles shape our choices. They do not replace the terms of service, but they say what we stand by.

The code is yours

The exported code is a complete Next.js project in React and TypeScript that you can host anywhere. The GitHub connection pushes the project to your repository, and changes made there come back into Eqlo as a new version.

Your data stays retrievable

A full workspace export fits in one JSON file, with no secrets inside. Stripe, store, and SSO keys are encrypted with AES-256, and moving back to the Free plan deletes none of your sites. Your projects also stay where you decided when you created them, in the EU, the US or the UK.

No guaranteed Google ranking

Eqlo ships readable pages, a sitemap, and checks before publishing. Nobody can sell you a slot in the results, and because generation can get things wrong, version history and review are there to catch it.

Related pages

For the plans, the security details, or a first project, these pages pick up from here.

Frequently asked questions

What company sits behind Eqlo?

The company Eqlo, based in Paris, France, under SIRET number 813670919000198. The legal notice also names the publication director and the host.

Who owns the generated code?

You do. Export and the GitHub connection deliver ordinary React and TypeScript files, and Eqlo hosting is a service that does not lock you in.

Do you take a cut of sales or store revenue?

No. Stripe charges its payment fees, and Apple and Google charge for their developer accounts. Eqlo only bills the Free, Plus, or Team subscription.

How do we write to you?

Use hello@eqlo.app or the form on the contact page, and name the topic: project, plans, partnership, or press.

Open a free project and read the first HTML

Five projects on an eqlo.dev address, no card required. Plus is $19 a month when you want your own domain or a release in the app stores.