Zo Computer comes with a permanent web address built-in: your-handle.zo.space.
You can use this space to build pages, APIs, and small interactive tools, just by chatting with Zo.
What is zo.space?
zo.space is a lightweight tool for building websites that comes with your Zo. You can create:
- Pages with React and Tailwind CSS
- APIs with a Hono backend
- Interactive tools that combine both
Everything goes live instantly. No deployment, no external services. It's hosted right in your personal cloud on Zo.
Create your first page
Step 1: Ask Zo to create a page
Tell Zo:
Create a page at /about with my bio and links
Zo will create the route and scaffold the page for you.
Step 2: Make it public
Pages are private by default. To publish the route, tell Zo:
Make /about public
Step 3: Visit it
Open: your-handle.zo.space/about
That is your live page.
Common use cases
- Personal homepage: Use
/for your landing page, links, and recent projects. - Dynamic content: Read files from your Zo workspace to power dynamic content on your website.
- Interactive tools: Build interactive explainers, dashboards, and more.
- API endpoints: Create webhooks, data feeds, and integrations with other services.
Edit routes
The nicest part is that you do not need to manually rework the code every time something changes. Just tell Zo what to update.
For example:
Update /about to include my latest project
Zo makes targeted edits without rewriting the whole route from scratch.
Start simple
The best first project is usually a single public page:
- an
/aboutpage - a
/linkspage - a simple tool at
/or/calculator
Once that is live, you can keep iterating by chat.
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