Cloud

The Cloud feature allows you to open, save, and edit your projects directly online. It functions as a GitHub-backed storage system that you fully control.

When following the Installation - Part 1, your worker automatically creates two repositories in your GitHub organization:

1. Private Repository – Used to store all versions of a specific website or project.
2. Public Repository – Used to share files publicly, such as link previews of websites you are developing.

Using a GitHub organization is highly recommended, as it helps separate your projects from your personal GitHub account. This approach is particularly useful for agencies managing multiple clients — you can create a separate organization for each client, ensuring their projects remain isolated and secure.

If you’ve completed the worker setup (Installation - Part 1), start by copying your worker’s address from the Cloudflare dashboard:

Next, go to Your Cloud and paste this address into the corresponding field.

Click Login and sign in using your GitHub account. For instructions on creating a GitHub organization and managing user permissions, refer again to Installation - Part 1.

Once logged in, the full Cloud menu will appear, and a Save to Cloud button will be displayed at the top-right corner of the interface.

Cloud Menu

Online Backups

This section lists all project backups stored in your private GitHub repository.
By clicking on a backup, you can perform the following actions:

• Open – Load the backup into the builder (ensure you save your current work first to avoid data loss).
• Share – Share the file publicly. Internally, this copies the file to your public repository, allowing you to generate preview links later.
• Download – Save a local copy of the file to your computer.
• Delete – Permanently remove the file from the cloud (from your private repository).
• Update – Replace the backup with your currently open project.

Shared

This section displays all files you’ve previously shared.
By selecting a file, you can:

• Open – Load the shared project in the builder (save your current work first).
• Download – Download the shared file to your computer.
• Link Preview – Copy a public link to preview the website. Anyone with this link can view your project.
• Link Editor – Copy a link that allows others to edit the content of your website via app.webTuyo.com (Users can modify text and media, but not the HTML or CSS code. The editor is also available on mobile browsers).
• Link Designer – Copy a link that opens the project in design.webtuyo.com (Users can fully modify the design and structure. Note: The designer is not available on mobile browsers).
• Delete – Remove the file from the cloud (from your public repository).
• Update – Overwrite the shared file with your current project version.

File Manager

The File Manager lets you upload, rename, and delete files in the cloud.
These files are stored in your public repository and typically include website assets such as images, PDFs, and other media files.

Publish Changes

If you have purchased a license and configured a custom domain, the Publish Changes button makes your project live — deploying your latest version to the web.

Open Latest Published

Use this option to open the most recently published version of your website, ensuring you are editing the same version currently live online.