Kooboo/Kooboo

High-performance platform for building websites, e-commerce, and web applications—with Native AI, JavaScript development, and a marketplace for portable sites and apps.

What it solves

Kooboo provides an integrated platform for building, running, and owning dynamic websites and web applications. It eliminates the need for a chain of separate services by combining domain routing, content management, commerce, APIs, and hosting into a single portable system, allowing users to deploy thousands of sites on modest hardware.

How it works

The platform uses a coordinated runtime that handles everything from domain resolution to server-side rendering and response delivery. It features "Native AI," which is integrated directly into the website's architecture—meaning the AI can access and modify real site objects, databases, and server-side code rather than just generating static frontend code. It also includes a Marketplace for installing portable website packages that include full structures, scripts, and configurations.

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers and business owners who want to build and manage multiple dynamic websites or online stores while maintaining full control and ownership of the result.

Highlights

  • High-Density Hosting: Capable of hosting 5,000 independent dynamic websites on a server with 2 vCPUs and 4 GB of RAM.
  • Native AI Integration: An AI agent capable of building, running, diagnosing, and repairing dynamic websites in a sandbox before publishing.
  • Portable Marketplace: Allows users to install complete, editable website packages rather than just visual themes.
  • Integrated Toolset: Built-in support for multilingual content, e-commerce, database-driven pages, and server-side traffic analytics.

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