You built something — with Claude, with Cursor, or by hand. This is where it goes online: push, preview, live. And everything the project consists of stays in one place — in the EU, shared with exactly who you choose.
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What this is
earl.ee is a platform for projects that are more than code — on servers in the EU, owner-run rather than corporate. And all of a piece for it: one place, one design, one hand behind all of it — not an acquired portfolio.
Everything a project consists of sits in one place: the code, the drafts, the documents, the credentials, what you decided. Anything meant to be published shows up on a preview URL first, and goes live when it is right. And who gets to see what is your decision.
What matters
You push, the platform builds. Every change lands on a preview URL first — once it is right there, you take it live. And if something goes wrong anyway, you bring the previous version back.
Not just the code: drafts, documents, decisions, credentials. What belongs together sits together — and nothing slips through because it lived in a seventh tool that nobody thought of. What you want to share, you share; nobody sees the rest.
Every component runs on EU servers — the machines in Germany, the object storage in Finland. No US cloud provider, no CLOUD Act, no data processing agreement you have to explain to your own clients.
Who it's for
Built for people who want to publish something without learning infrastructure first.
You built something with Claude or Cursor that works — now it should go online, without learning hosting first. A push is enough: the platform builds, shows you the preview, and you go live once you have seen it.
You want a digital home, not a cloud subscription. Everything your site is made of sits in one place — and you see every change on a preview first, before anyone else does.
You want to deploy, not to run infrastructure. No Kubernetes knowledge, no YAML mountain, no bill that scales with your traffic.
Several client projects, one platform. A single place for code, docs and flow — instead of maintaining a zoo of providers per project. And where the data lives has a clean EU answer.
More than hosting: feedback loops, flow overviews, documentation for your team. Without seventeen tool subscriptions and without shipping data around the world.
Access
The platform is in alpha. It already carries its own development: earl.ee is built and shipped on earl.ee.
Software mirrors the organisation that builds it — Conway's Law, 1967. Large cloud platforms mirror large corporations: departmental boundaries become system boundaries, and that complexity ends up on your bill. There are no departments here.
Access runs by invitation.
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