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I need your feedback! 😃 If you configured a domain even once in your life, it only takes 2 min. tally.so/r/w2Q5Wb Oh, and there is a gift at the end (a lifetime discount) 🎁
I wanted to switch off an old server. Instead of guessing, I asked Unolia what was still running on it. Two client sites, with their domains and monitors attached. Answered from the project data, and it never needed a provider password! unolia.com/use-cases/a...
I live in the terminal, so Unolia has an API and a CLI. I got tired of writing the same DNS script for Cloudflare and AWS Route 53. Now it's one token and one command whatever the provider. unolia.com/features/de...
Honestly, I’d rather have an MCP server than another chatbox inside a SaaS. Let me use the AI I already like. That’s what I built for Unolia. Connect your agent and it can read your projects’ DNS, costs and issues. No copy-pasting, no new chat to open. unolia.com/features/ai...
The maintenance is done. I have to remember all of it for the client report 😅 That’s where Unolia saves me the digging. My work, the automations, the provider activity, all in the same history. Pick the client, pick the month. There’s what happened. unolia.com/features/ag...
Can you name everyone with access to your clients' provider accounts? I could not. Freelancers came and went, invites stayed. So I made Unolia send the GitHub, Slack and Forge invites, scoped to the project. When they leave, it takes the access back. unolia.com/features/te...
Forge configures your servers to auto update, but it doesn't auto restart for a kernel update. I added an automation on Unolia for that. Simple defaults, highly configurable! unolia.com/use-cases/m...
I’m happy to let my agents work while I sleep. I still want to know what they touched 😅 In Unolia, I filter the activity by robot. There’s their night’s work, attached to each client project. Giving them autonomy doesn’t mean losing track. unolia.com/features/ag...
I updated laravel/mcp to 1.0 in Unolia! That moves the connector to MCP 2026-07-28: no handshake to keep, the tool list caches for five minutes, and a failed tool call answers with a real HTTP status instead of hiding inside a 200. unolia.com/blog/ai-con...
I am proud of the automations in Unolia, even if I have not written many yet. A new CVE on Ubuntu, I write the fix. Tired of setting up monitoring on each new site? That one already exists. By subscribing you are paying me to write those scripts for you. unolia.com/features/au...
You shouldn’t need a developer just to tell a client their fix is live. That’s what I like about repos in Unolia. The commit, the build result, the deployment, all attached to the client’s site. Not “ask the dev”. Just open the project and check. unolia.com/features/re...
I added Domain Chief to Unolia! I’m in direct contact with Alex, its founder, as we work on making our products work well together. unolia.com/blog/domain...
“It worked before the deploy” 😅 Okay, so what changed? I open the project in Unolia. The commits, the CI runs, the package updates. It’s all there. My agents can see it too, so I don’t have to copy-paste half of GitHub into a chat. unolia.com/features/re...
I have sites on Forge, Ploi, Laravel Cloud, even GitHub Pages and OVH. Now I have them all in Unolia. Same UI, same API, same CLI commands. I love this. And my agents don’t need to know where a site is hosted either. They just use the same tools. unolia.com/features/we...
I don’t want to find out a subscription renewed by seeing the charge on my card. In Unolia, I can see upcoming renewals across my providers, with the amount and the client each one belongs to. So I can check what’s worth keeping before I pay again. unolia.com/use-cases/c...
Before I quote a client for another year, I check what their site has actually been costing me in Unolia. Hosting, domains, email, licenses. It’s all there, even when I pay different providers. Much easier to price the next year when I have the numbers. unolia.com/features/co...
I wanted to know what I was still paying for after a client project ended. So I made Unolia flag costs with no project attached, across my providers and subscriptions. Now I can see what needs assigning to a client and what might be worth cancelling. unolia.com/use-cases/c...
Unolia on a phone is finally usable! A section bar, a collapsed breadcrumb, and a Menu that opens the page sidebar as a sheet. unolia.com/blog/naviga...
One server hosts several clients. Who pays for what? In Unolia, I can split shared hosting costs between projects, then add each client’s domains, email and software subscriptions. I see what each site costs to run, not just what each provider bills me. unolia.com/features/co...
Just fixed that in Unolia: deleting a project no longer deletes its domains and sites. They stay, unassigned, and the next sync does not bring the project back. unolia.com/blog/deleti...
A vulnerable package in GitHub. An outdated PHP version on Forge. A DNS issue on Cloudflare. Unolia puts them under the client they affect, ranked by severity, and keeps a dated record of the fixes. unolia.com/features/se...
I gave unassigned domains and sites a home in Unolia. No more hunting through provider pages to find them! unolia.com/blog/unassi...
When a client site goes down, I open its project in Unolia. The failed monitor, latest deployments and recent DNS changes are all there, including who changed what. I can investigate without jumping between provider dashboards. unolia.com/use-cases/i...
You know that website URL on GitHub that is never up to date on your private repos? I always forgot to update it by hand. Now it's automated on Unolia! unolia.com/blog/github...
When I connect Oh Dear to Unolia, my monitors are automatically matched to their client projects. But Unolia also shows me what’s missing: domains without a monitor. I can add one right from the project. unolia.com/features/mo...
Just added push to deploy to Unolia! One switch for Forge, Ploi and Laravel Cloud, from the site settings. unolia.com/blog/push-t...
When I change a DNS record in Unolia, I’m taken straight to a live propagation map to watch the change roll out. Same workflow across AWS, Cloudflare, OVH and the other supported DNS providers. See how it works: unolia.com/features/dn...
I improved the site page in Unolia. It now counts the commits waiting to ship, and says so when it is worth a deploy! unolia.com/blog/how-fa...
I like DNS, always have, that's why v1 of Unolia was around domains only. And it's true that when you have a problem "it's always DNS" In Unolia, I try to make DNS as easy as possible, like it's your first day as a developer. unolia.com/features/dn...
Small one I like a lot! Every repository in Unolia now has a live CI dot. Green, red, or blue while it runs. unolia.com/blog/live-c...