Public tools
Focused utilities that solve one problem well and live on their own clean subdomain.
A launchpad for useful web projects
Build it once.
Launch it cleanly.
MacroHosts is becoming the shared home behind small tools, interactive experiments, and future hosted services. Each project gets its own identity while the platform handles the boring infrastructure underneath.
Separate subdomains
Automated deployment
Secure server-side logic
Public projects2
Platform statusHealthy
Work-Hour Tooltime.macrohosts.com
Online
Harborharbor.macrohosts.com
Play
Next projectProvisioning recipe ready
Queued
DNS Routed
SSL Active
Hosted toolsInteractive projectsManaged web appsAutomated provisioningOne shared platform
Live now
Two projects. One growing platform.
These are not placeholder cards. They are real, separate products running under the MacroHosts domain.
The point of MacroHosts
A purchase should start the work, not start a waiting period.
The long-term platform can accept an order, create the right environment, configure DNS and security, verify the launch, and hand the customer access without a manual deployment every time.
Important: the public storefront stays separate from the provisioning engine, so one can change without breaking the other.
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CustomerSelects a service
Complete02
Order APIValidates configuration
Ready03
ProvisionerBuilds infrastructure
Automated04
HandoffDelivers access
VerifiedFlexible by design
The name does not have to decide the business today.
MacroHosts can remain the umbrella while individual products become whatever makes sense: utilities, games, hosted business tools, or eventually repeatable customer services.
Hosted products
Interactive applications with isolated backends, persistent data, and their own release cycle.
Customer services
Repeatable deployments that can eventually be purchased and provisioned automatically.
Early, but real
MacroHosts is online and starting to become something.
Harbor and the Work-Hour Tool are the first two live resources. The platform can grow around what proves useful instead of forcing a business model too early.