Describe your version
Write down your trade, your city and what visitors should be able to do. If your sentence is vague, Eqlo asks up to three questions to sharpen it.
Nine projects to spark ideas
Examples of websites built with Eqlo, ready to reuse
Here are nine examples of websites built with Eqlo, along with apps and prototypes. Each one describes a typical project, made with features the tool really has, and leads to the page that explains how to build it. Filter by category, pick the idea closest to your business, then make it your own.
A freelance designer's website
Three packages with their prices, a few past projects and a quote form that accepts an attached file. Clients send their brief straight from the site.
An architecture studio portfolio
Every project has its own page, with the city, the year and a photo gallery. Adding a finished building means filling in one row in the site admin.
A neighborhood bistro and its menu
The menu, the opening hours and online table reservations. When the daily special changes, one sentence is enough to update the menu.
A community garden tracker
Plots, plantings and each member's harvest. The app was tried on phones with a simple QR code before anything went to the app stores.
School lunch menus on the phone
Families check the week's meals and sign their kids up. Released on Android first, the app went through Google's closed test, with 12 testers for 14 days.
Members of a rowing club
A public page to sign up and an area reserved for members. The dues reminder goes out 14 days before renewal, with a payment link to the club's Stripe account.
An insurance claim form for Thursday's demo
A two-page clickable prototype, prepared for a demo. Attendees pinned their feedback through the review link, then the AI applied it.
A subscription service getting ready to launch
A waitlist page to collect sign-ups, then Premium pages reserved for subscribers. Payments run through Stripe, and subscribers manage their own plan.
A schedule approved without a spreadsheet
The Excel sheet was imported into a table. Managers approve the shifts, and each record's history shows who changed what.
Getting the most from these examples of websites built with Eqlo
The Websites filter shows public pages meant to be found on Google. The Apps filter gathers what installs on a phone. The Prototypes filter covers clickable mockups and internal tools.
Starting your project from an example
Borrow the idea and the structure, never someone else's brand. Three steps are enough.
Review the first draft
Fix the prices, the hours and the areas you serve. The generation report shows what is done, what still needs setting up and what is not possible yet.
Publish at your address
The site first goes live on an eqlo.dev address. With the Plus plan, you then connect your own domain name, and the HTTPS certificate installs itself.
Depending on what you need
You want to be found on Google
The SEO page explains why so many generated sites stay invisible, and how Eqlo avoids it.
You build for clients
The agencies page covers separate client workspaces, previews under your name and the handover at the end of a project.
Frequently asked questions
Can I recreate a project from the gallery?
You can borrow the idea and the page layout. Write your own copy and use your own photos. The example is a starting point, not something to copy.
Do these projects belong to real clients?
No, they are illustrative scenarios, with no company or person named. Each one relies on features that exist in Eqlo today.
Will my site appear in the gallery?
No. Your site is published at its own address, and the gallery only shows illustrative examples.
Why mix websites, apps and prototypes?
Because they all start the same way, from one sentence. The filters let you see only the category that concerns you.
Describe your business, and Eqlo builds your version
The Free plan gives you five projects, hosting included, no card required.