NatNux

Nothing to install · No technique required

NatNux Your website,
created for you.

Create a website by asking.

Describe the site you want, in plain words. Content, style, going live: we take care of it. You just say yes, that’s perfect.

A virtual machine in the cloud, piloted by an AI agent

Free to start · No commitment · Pages stay private until you publish

Describe your idea

Your conversation with your assistant

Hello! I would like a site to learn the mechanics of my boat engine, a Volvo Penta MD5A.

With pleasure! I’ll write the explanations, pick a nice style, and prepare clear diagrams.

It’s ready! You can already look. Then one click to publish it under your name.

Look at my site
MD5A step by step Home The engine Care Breakdowns
Your very first site

Understand and maintain
your Volvo Penta MD5A

Simple explanations, diagrams, and a month-by-month care list.

Discover the guide

Private until you publish One click and it is live

How it works

Three small steps, no worry

  1. You write your idea

    A few lines, like a sentence to a person. Even a simple wish is enough to start.

    Create a website to learn mechanics and maintenance and repair of Volvo Penta MD5A marine diesel

  2. Your site takes shape

    While you go about your day, your site is built. Come back whenever you like: it waits for you.

    You get a page ready to browse, like a book.

  3. You show it to the world

    When you like the result, you press publish. The site is live under your name, to share with a simple link.

    It’s live, and it happens at your place.

Ask. Get a page you can publish.

The agent writes the site in your private workspace. Peek at the files. When you are ready, publish a public page under your username.

That is the first thing most people try.

You get a virtual machine. An AI agent pilots it.

NatNux starts a private Linux virtual machine in the cloud when you ask. The agent types, installs packages, and builds on that computer. Your files live in a workspace you can come back to — you do not set up a machine.

There is a real Linux machine behind this. You never have to look at it.

An AI agent types on a real Linux computer. You don't.

Ideas for sites

Why not a site for…

People like you make sites every day. Here are a few ideas that come up often.

Your site address looks like you — you choose the name.

Why this exists

Have as much fun creating on the internet as I have since 1995.

NatNux is a project by James Pic and YourLabs Business Service. I have been making things on the internet since 1995. This is so you can too.

Talk, and the machine builds it.

So, shall we start?

You’ve had an idea in mind for a while? Time to see it come alive. Just tell us what you want.

Describe your idea

What you can actually do

Features of NatNux

  • An AI agent you talk to like a person. It pilots the Linux virtual machine.

  • A real Linux virtual machine in the cloud. No USB stick, no dual-boot, no “it works on my machine”.

  • Your stuff stays in a private workspace until you publish a page.

  • When you want the world to see a website, say so. Until then, it stays yours.

  • Talk to the NatNux AI agent in natural language. It pilots a Linux virtual machine.
  • Work on a real Linux virtual machine in the cloud without setting up a machine first.
  • Keep private files in your workspace. They are not published unless you choose.
  • Publish a website under your username when you choose.

Purpose of NatNux

NatNux provides a browser-based Linux computer and coding assistant. Users describe tasks, and NatNux executes them in an isolated workspace for learning and development.

The purpose of NatNux is to give you a private Linux virtual machine in the cloud and an AI agent that pilots it. You describe what you want in everyday language. NatNux runs that work so you can create websites, files, and small programs, and share pages when you choose.

You do not need to install Linux or be a programmer. NatNux is for people who want a real computer in the browser, guided step by step.

The serious bit, in plain words.

Google user data NatNux requests

NatNux requests Google user data for this purpose:

  • Name and email (Google Sign-In, profile and email): to create your NatNux account and sign you in.

NatNux does not request Google Cloud access, and does not read your Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or other Google products.