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Updated October 10, 2026
Studio guide
Eqlo builds your site, shop or app from a description in plain language. You do not write code. You say what you do, who it is for, and what a visitor must be able to do.
Nothing goes online by itself. You see a preview first, you correct it by talking, and you publish when the result is right.
A workspace holds your projects, the people who work on them, the domains and the bill. You can have more than one, for example one for you and one for a client.
At the top, Build: the dashboard (to start), the project list, this guide, domains and integrations.
Below, Workspace: members, billing, this month’s usage, the activity log and settings. The account and the language are at the very bottom.
On a phone, the same entries sit in the bottom bar. Search (the magnifying glass) opens a project or a screen when you type its name.
On the dashboard, describe the business in one or two sentences: the trade, the city, and what people must be able to do (call, book, buy, read the menu).
The more concrete the sentence, the closer the first version. “Bakery” gives a generic site. “Sourdough bakery in Lyon, today’s bread and cake orders” gives the right pages.
The kind (site, shop, booking, app…) is guessed. You can force it if Eqlo guessed wrong. The project’s region and language are chosen at the start and do not change later: they decide where the data lives and which language the pages are written in.
You can write
On the left, the conversation. You write, Eqlo answers and changes the site. On the right, the preview: the site as a visitor will see it. Click the links in the preview to move from page to page.
The bar above switches screens: Studio, Media, Forms, and depending on the project Products, Commerce, Bookings, Publish, Mobile. The orange Publish button stays on the right.
On a small screen, Chat and Preview are two tabs. The inspector (versions, compare) opens with the button on the right of the bar.
Write what you see, not jargon. “The title is too big”, “put the testimonial before the prices”, “the button should say Book a table”. Eqlo makes the smallest change that matches.
A large change (several pages, a redesign) shows a plan first. You approve it, or you reword it. Until you approve, nothing moves.
Click an area in the preview to say “I mean this one”. The lock next to it stops Eqlo from touching it later. To go back, the inspector keeps earlier versions.
You can write
Each page has a title, an introduction and blocks (home, services, reviews, questions, a form). The menu lists the useful pages. Home is the logo or the name, and it is not repeated in the menu.
The header is not always the same one. Eqlo picks a modern bar, aligned with the width of the content. When several pages belong together (a shop and its aisles, a range of treatments), the menu can open in columns.
The footer repeats the links, a short text and the legal line. You change all of this by asking.
You can write
A shop has a single catalogue page (Shop, Catalogue or Boutique, not two of them). Product pages, the cart and checkout exist on their own: you do not create them again.
Prices, photos, variants and stock are managed in Products. As soon as a product has a price, it can be sold. Card payment goes to your own Stripe account, linked in Connections. Cash on delivery works without Stripe.
The look changes in the chat, like the rest of the site: grid or list, where the photo sits, how wide the cart is, the words on the buttons, a band above checkout.
You can write
For a salon, a practice or a restaurant, describe the services, how long they last and their price. The booking page shows the free times.
Appointments arrive in Bookings. A deposit and e-mail reminders are set up afterwards. Text messages need Twilio, in Connections.
You can write
A contact form or a newsletter signup saves each message in Forms. You read them there. You do not look for them in a hidden mailbox.
You can ask for a file field (a photo, a PDF) when the visitor has something to show, for example a quote.
You can write
Media is the project’s library. Drop your photos here. Then, in the chat, say where they go: “use this photo large on the home page”, “use my logo instead of the name”.
The logo’s size is changed in words (“50% bigger”) without touching the file. A photo without a description is refused at publication: ask Eqlo to write one.
Publish runs a set of checks (texts, images, links). A failed check blocks going online and says what to fix, on which page. Fix it in the chat, then publish again.
On the first publication you pick a short name. It becomes the address, for example boulangerie-martin.eqlo.dev. Your own name is connected afterwards in Domains: you buy it here, or you keep the one you already have at your registrar and you add the two records shown. The domain stays in your name.
Until you publish, visitors see nothing. Publishing again updates the site that is already online.
Say “an app” from the start, or describe screens used every day (lessons, a tracker, a quiz). The project then has a Mobile screen.
There you link your Apple account and your Google account. Eqlo prepares the app and sends it to TestFlight and to Google Play’s internal test. Without an Apple account, only the Android build is sent.
The app must already exist in App Store Connect for TestFlight. Google sometimes refuses the first upload: you send it again.
The public site and the admin are not the same place. The admin is where you manage what the site promises: products, orders, appointments, messages, articles. It is on the project’s Admin access screen.
You can ask for another tab or field (“add an Invoices tab”). That does not change the site’s pages. Prices and payment stay in Products, Commerce and Connections.
The site’s statistics are in Analytics, when the project has them.
Members is where you invite by e-mail. Four roles: owner, admin, editor, viewer.
A viewer looks. An editor changes projects. Only the owner and admins publish, and manage members and billing.
A client can be invited only to one project’s admin, without seeing the rest of the studio.
Every plan includes writing the site, its admin, a shop, bookings and apps. The free plan has a limit on projects.
Paid plans remove that limit, and add your own domain and seats for the team. The detail and the invoices are in Billing.
Usage shows what generation used this month, by project and by person. If the month’s ceiling is reached, the chat says so and offers to open Billing.
Two places. Connections is inside the project: Stripe to get paid, Twilio for text messages, and the services of that site. Integrations is in the workspace: one connection reused by several projects.
You paste the keys the service gives you. They are encrypted. Eqlo does not ask you to send them in a message.
A domain is bought or connected in Domains, not in the chat.
Start
Signing up to Eqlo needs no password, and on the Free plan you can run five projects without entering a card. This first article of the Eqlo documentation follows the whole path, from sign-up to the first version of your site.
Enter your email address. Eqlo sends a 6-digit code that works for 15 minutes, plus a sign-in link that works for 24 hours. Google sign-in is also available when it is turned on.
On the dashboard, the box under "What is your vision?" takes 8 to 2,000 characters. If you are short on ideas, "Improve my request" suggests a fuller version of your text without adding facts, and puts the details only you can give in square brackets, such as [your city].
You can add up to 6 files of 15 MB each, such as photos, a logo or a text. The "Take inspiration from a site" option picks up the mood of an address or a screenshot, never its copy or its images.
There are eight types: website, online store, booking, campaign page, portfolio, mobile app, prototype and internal tool. In "Automatic" mode, the AI guesses the type and the language from your description.
When the description is short, 12 words or fewer, and the goal is unclear, Eqlo asks you up to three multiple-choice questions, which you can also skip. The AI then picks a style from three options suited to your trade, brings in 4 to 6 royalty-free photos if you have none, then generates and checks the site.
When generation ends, Eqlo shows a report in which every feature you asked for is marked as done, to set up with a link to the right screen, or not possible yet. For an online store, 6 to 12 draft products come with a suggested price, and the site's admin is written in the background.
Eqlo builds from what you write. A precise description gives a far better first version than a list of general wishes: name the trade, the city, the pages and what should happen after someone sends a form.
The AI reads your description, the attached photos and text files such as a CSV or a document. For a website, it produces the pages, the navigation, the copy, the forms, the placed images and the structured data. For an app, it produces the screens, a bottom tab bar and an icon.
A yoga studio in Austin, class times, a ten-session pack,
and a form that asks for a first class date.For rules that must hold on every edit, such as "always use a formal tone" or "never show prices", use the project's standing instructions. The AI rereads them on each request, up to 2,000 characters.
There are three plans. The AI, each site's admin, the online store, bookings, forms and code export are included everywhere; your own domain, signed apps for the stores and extra seats come with Plus and Team.
In short, Free costs $0 and includes 5 active projects, 1 seat and $3 of AI a month. Plus, at $19 a month, unlocks unlimited projects, 3 seats, $30 of AI, your own domain and signed apps. Team, at $49 a month, goes up to 10 seats and $120 of AI, with mandatory review and company sign-in. The full comparison, file quotas included, is on the Pricing page.
The Free plan is not a time-limited trial. You create, review and publish on an eqlo.dev address for as long as you like. Archived projects do not count toward the limit of five.
The AI budget covers the month's creations and edits. An email warns you at 80%, and at 100% generation pauses until the 1st of the next month, while sites, forms and bookings keep working.
Plan changes are prorated and cancellation takes effect at the end of the period. If you move back to Free, your sites stay online on eqlo.dev, your domains redirect to that address and nothing is deleted. On request at hello@eqlo.app, you can pay for the year with a single invoice or use a purchase order.
Build
You change a project by writing in the chat, by targeting a section, or by fixing a text directly in the preview. Every change is saved as a version you can compare, undo or restore at any time.
For a big change, such as a redesign, new pages or a store, Eqlo first proposes a plan of 2 to 6 steps that you approve in one click. Layout tweaks such as "center this block" or "hide this section" apply instantly, without AI and at no cost.
Replace the blue with #0F3D2E.
Keep titles at 32, body at 16.
Radius 8. Do not rewrite the copy.Each version keeps its author, its time, its cost and the list of changes. ⌘Z undoes, ⇧⌘Z or Ctrl+Y redoes, and no version is ever erased. The Changes tab shows what was added, removed, edited or moved, with a before and an after.
The preview shows a desktop view (1280 px), a phone view (390 × 844) or the site's admin. Its forms run in test mode, so nothing reaches your customers or your tools. The Pages tab lists, for each page, the address, the title, the description, the indexing status and any errors with their fix.
Every project follows one of Eqlo's 21 visual styles. The Design tab lets you adjust everything without AI and at no cost, and the Redesign command proposes a new direction while keeping your pages and your copy.
Color contrast is corrected automatically to meet the AA accessibility level. Each section can also take a gradient background, a pattern or a photo with an overlay, and be tuned for alignment, text size, spacing and width.
Pages are built from 43 blocks, from the large headline to the form with file uploads, including the product grid, the booking widget, the quiz and the calculator. Ask for a block in the chat, or switch a section's variant in the Design tab.
Each project has its own data tables, like a built-in spreadsheet, and each site has its admin at its address followed by /admin. Members, members-only pages and automations are managed in the same place.
Tables accept 19 field types, from short text to formulas, including amounts, dates, files, statuses and links between tables. Changing a field's type converts the values and lists any conversion errors. Tables shown on the site update online automatically.
The importer reads CSV and Excel files, up to 20,000 rows and 5 MB per file, to create a table or add to an existing one. Export works in CSV or SQL, and a deleted table goes to the trash first.
You create an automation by writing it in the chat, for example "when a quote moves to Accepted, email the customer". Triggers cover a row created or edited, a status reached, a date, a form sent or a new member. Each project gets 300 runs per day, with a log of the last 100.
Payments go through the customer's own Stripe account, created from Eqlo or connected with its keys. The money is paid straight into that account, and Eqlo takes nothing from your sales.
Open a new Stripe account without leaving Eqlo, or connect the one you already have with its keys, which are kept encrypted with AES-256.
Your customers can use a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, inside the page itself or on a checkout hosted by Stripe. Cash on delivery turns on in one click, with order confirmation by phone.
An order moves from paid to shipped to delivered. You enter a tracking number, refund through Stripe or log a return with its reason.
A product page can hold up to 12 photos and 100 variants, each with its own price, stock and SKU. The catalog imports and exports as CSV up to 2,000 rows, and shipping takes up to 20 rates, with free shipping above an amount or in-store pickup.
Stripe also handles booking deposits from 0 to 100%, paid monthly or yearly subscriptions sold on the site, and membership dues. Subscribers manage their own subscription in the Stripe portal.
Eqlo connects to your tools from the Connections screen. Each connection has a Test button, a Remove button and a delivery log, and its keys are encrypted.
| Tool | What the connection does |
|---|---|
| Slack | A channel message for the forms, bookings or orders you pick |
| Notion | Each form received becomes a page in a Notion database |
| Google Sheets | Each form received becomes a row, with columns created for you |
| Twilio | A text message reminder sent before appointments |
| GitHub | Sends the project to your repository, and brings back what you push there |
| HubSpot, Brevo | Form contacts are sent to the CRM |
| Webhook | A signed request to your own server, or to Make, Zapier or n8n |
| Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook | The appointment calendar shared both ways |
| Stripe | Payments, deposits, dues and subscriptions |
For a CRM or a webhook, form fields are matched to contact properties automatically, and you can correct the mapping. The log shows each delivery, and temporary failures are retried.
On the calendar side, Eqlo rereads your Google or Outlook calendar every 15 minutes, and a slot that is already taken is no longer offered for booking. The other way round, the Eqlo calendar can be added to yours through a private link.
Publish
The first publish puts your site on an eqlo.dev address. With Plus or Team, you then connect your own domain name, or buy one directly in Eqlo.
The first time, pick a subdomain of 2 to 32 characters, such as martin-bistro.eqlo.dev. The HTTPS certificate is already in place.
Before going live, Eqlo checks that pages render without JavaScript, that each page has a single H1, that there are no third-party scripts, and that meta tags, media-library images and a sitemap are present. Each blocking check offers its fix.
An owner or an admin can publish straight away; an editor sends the site for review instead. On the Team plan, nobody skips that review, whatever their role. A build log shows progress live.
For a domain you already own, Eqlo shows two DNS records to copy, with guides for GoDaddy, Namecheap, Squarespace, IONOS, OVHcloud and Gandi. Verification runs automatically for 72 hours and the HTTPS certificate installs itself. If you connect several domains, the others redirect to the main address.
To buy a domain, the search covers .com, .net, .org, .io, .co, .shop, .eu and .fr, with the price for the first year and the years after. The domain is registered in your name, connected with no DNS setup, and refunded automatically if the purchase fails.
The publish screen keeps the history of the last 20 publishes and lets you create 301 or 302 redirects. After a change to the catalog or to displayed data, the site republishes itself after 30 seconds. A well-built page guarantees no position in Google: ranking then depends on the quality of your copy and the reputation of your business.
An Eqlo app can be tested on a phone through a link and a QR code that work for 24 hours, on every plan. With Plus or Team, Eqlo also prepares signed versions ready to send to Apple and Google.
Anyone can open the test link on an iPhone or an Android phone, without an Apple or Google account. It can be revoked and counts its opens. The app installs on the home screen in full screen, and screens already opened stay readable offline.
With Plus or Team, you add two credentials: an App Store Connect key for Apple and a service account for Google Play. Eqlo validates both with Apple and Google, keeps them encrypted, then produces the signed versions and hands them to TestFlight for Apple and to the internal testing track for Google. On every plan, you can also download the app's Expo / React Native source.
Developers
Your project's code belongs to you. Every plan includes code export, and connecting GitHub pushes it to your repository as a full Next.js codebase written in React and TypeScript.
In the project's Connections screen, connect GitHub and choose the repository. Eqlo sends it the site specification and the complete Next.js code.
Each push to the repository turns into a new Eqlo version, listed in the history like any other.
The exported code builds and runs on other hosting. For an app, the Expo / React Native source downloads from the mobile release screen.
At workspace level, the full export fits in a single JSON file with no secrets. The activity log, which keeps the last 200 actions, exports as CSV up to 50,000 rows.
Eqlo sends a signed webhook when a form is received, if you have added a Webhook connection, or when an automation asks for it. The destination address must be public and use HTTPS.
Each delivery is a JSON POST request. For a form, the event is called form.submitted and carries the project, the form, the submitted values and the matched contact. The Test button sends a ping event so you can check that your server answers.
{
"event": "form.submitted",
"project": { "id": "cm2k8x0", "name": "Austin Yoga Studio" },
"form": { "key": "first-class", "title": "Book a first class" },
"submission": {
"id": "cm2k9f4",
"createdAt": "2026-10-10T14:14:22.000Z",
"values": { "name": "Dana Lee", "email": "dana@example.com", "date": "2026-10-14" }
},
"contact": { "email": "dana@example.com", "firstName": "Dana", "lastName": "Lee" }
}The X-Eqlo-Signature header follows the same pattern as Stripe: t gives the send time in seconds, and v1 the HMAC-SHA256 of "t.body", computed with the signing key of the connection or the project. Verify the signature before handling the request, and reject it if t is more than 5 minutes old.
X-Eqlo-Event: form.submitted
X-Eqlo-Delivery: cm2k9f4-1
X-Eqlo-Signature: t=1791728062,v1=5f2c…
expected = HMAC-SHA256(secret, "1791728062." + raw body)
compare expected with v1, and reject if t is more than 5 minutes oldReply with a 2xx code to confirm receipt. A 429 code, a 5xx error or a network failure triggers another attempt, and each delivery shows up in the connection's log.
Each site's admin is written as code by the AI. You grow it by writing requests, by editing it by hand, or, for owners and admins, through the admin code chat.
A request such as "add a Quotes tab with a reminder to the customer after 7 days" creates the tab, its fields and the reminder together. Before any data is deleted, Eqlo asks you to confirm, and one click undoes it.
To give someone access to a single project's admin, send an invitation whose link works for 7 days; the rest of your account stays closed to them. A custom role defines the visible tabs and the rights on each table: view, add, edit, delete or export rows.
Account
The workspace holds your account: projects, members, domains, billing and the activity log all live there. Roles, invitations and company sign-in are set from that workspace.
| Role | Can |
|---|---|
| Owner | Everything, including billing, SSO and deleting the workspace |
| Admin | Publish, manage members, domains and settings, export |
| Editor | Create, edit, duplicate and archive projects, request a review |
| Viewer | View |
An invitation stays open for 7 days and already takes up a seat while it is pending. If you declare an allowed domain, anyone who signs in with an address on that domain joins the workspace without an invitation; Gmail and other public mail providers cannot be used as an allowed domain.
Sessions last 30 days, and the Security screen lets you close one or sign out every other device. On the Team plan, company sign-in runs on OpenID Connect, the studio provides a guide for Okta, Microsoft Entra and Google Workspace, and you can make it mandatory for the whole domain.
Every key you hand to Eqlo, for payments, the stores, SSO or a CRM, is encrypted with AES-256. Errors are kept for 30 days with secrets masked, and the Diagnostic screen, reserved for the owner, runs 14 configuration checks.
Eqlo works fast, but it can make mistakes and some needs fall outside its scope. Knowing them early saves you a lost week, and the Eqlo documentation lists them here plainly.
If a sentence in the Eqlo documentation looks wrong to you, write to hello@eqlo.app and name the article. The fix is made on this page, and the update date changes with it.
Create an account with your email address, describe your project in one or two sentences, then review the first version. The articles in the Start group follow exactly that order.
No. The Free plan keeps five active projects, one seat and an eqlo.dev address, with no card and no time limit. Plus, at $19 a month, and Team, at $49 a month, add your own domain, signed apps and more seats.
The publish checks already block a page that does not render without JavaScript or that has several H1s. To check a live address, use the index check tool, which reads the first HTML and reports the title, the number of H1s, the visible words and the JSON-LD.
Yes. Export and the GitHub connection deliver the project's full Next.js code, written in React and TypeScript, and each push to the repository becomes a new version in Eqlo. For an app, its Expo source can also be downloaded.
Critical systems, bank payments outside Stripe and regulated health data. Generation can also get things wrong, which is why there is a version history and you can restore anything.