What is in Loisium

One platform, in sections, in plain words and graphs. The first list works today. The second is decided and not built yet, and every line of it says so.

Working today

• Put it onlineUpload your code as a folder or a zip. Loisium reads it, works out how to run it and gives it an address with https. Python, JavaScript, Ruby, Go, Java, C# and more.
• Public and private appsOpen your software to everyone, or only to the people you name. People sign in with an account they already have, and you choose who may only look, who may change things and who manages people. Nothing is added to your code.
• A database of its ownIf your software needs a database it gets one: Postgres, MySQL, Redis or SQLite. There is nothing to set up.
• BackupsA copy of your data is taken every day and checked by restoring it. You can put a copy back.
• Your data in a tableLook at your data, change a value and undo it, bring in a spreadsheet or CSV file, download it as a spreadsheet.
• A new version, seen firstIt runs on a copy of your real data before anyone else sees it. Lois goes through its pages and forms and shows you what would change. It goes live when you say so.
• Going backEvery version is kept, and you can put back the one before.
• Logs you can readWhat your software wrote, with what went wrong shown first. You can search it.
• VisitorsHow many people came, which pages they opened, where they came from and which pages are slow, in graphs. There is nothing to install.
• Keys and settingsLoisium reads from your code which keys it needs and asks you for them. They are stored encrypted.
• Packages, checked dailyWhat your software is built from is checked every day against lists of known holes and known malware, and Lois tells you what she found.
• Your code, in the browserRead your code and change a line without leaving Loisium. A change is checked before it goes live.
• Who did whatA history of what was changed in your app and by whom: you, your team, or Lois.

And many more, smaller things beside these.

Decided, not built yet

• Asking LoisWrite to Lois and ask her about your software. Today she tells you what happened; she cannot be asked yet.Launching soon
• Your data in plain EnglishAsk for your data in your own words and get the rows back, without writing a query.Launching soon
• Your own domainYour software at an address of your own, set up from here.Launching soon
• MailAddresses on your own domain, and the mail your software sends, with no separate mail service to set up.Launching soon
• A weekly report from LoisOnce a week Lois writes to you with how your software did: who came, what she did, and what is coming.Launching soon
• Jobs on a scheduleA piece of your software that runs at set times, every night or every hour, with nothing else to rent.Launching soon
• Building with your own AIConnect the AI tool you already build with, so it works on your software here: in a draft, with your Go live before anything changes.Launching soon
• Being foundFor software that is open to everyone, Lois checks what search engines need to find it, and tells you what is missing.Launching soon
• File storageSomewhere for the photos and PDFs your software keeps.Launching soon
• A status pageA page where your visitors can see whether your software is up.Launching soon
• Team secretsKeys that belong to no single app, shared with the people you choose.Launching soon

And many more after these.

Open LoisiumFree during the beta. One app each.