Coming soon
nayt.cloud
Every property you own — hosted, watched, measured and earning — from one place.
A platform for the domains and sites you own: hosting, DNS, deploys, monitoring, analytics, search, advertising and forms, run on your own accounts and read together.
/what-it-is
One place for everything a website needs after it's built.
A property is a domain and the site on it. Owning one means a registrar, DNS, a host, a deploy, something watching it, analytics, search-engine accounts, an ad network or two, and a form that actually delivers mail. Usually that is a dozen dashboards and a spreadsheet.
nayt.cloud keeps all of it in one registry, works with the providers you already use, and shows you every property at once — what is live, what is healthy, who is visiting and what it is earning.
- Proven It runs a growing family of sites today.
- Your accounts Hosting, DNS, analytics and ad networks stay in your name.
- Opening soon Early access is opening to a small group.
/platform
What it manages.
Ten things every property needs, held to one standard and kept in one place.
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Hosting
Each property served from a primary origin with a warm standby behind one front, across providers kept ready in code. Move a site with a DNS change.
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Domains & DNS
Registrar, nameservers, DNSSEC and records — for the site, its API and its mail — managed as code, with state encrypted per property.
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Deploys
Build the branch, ship it everywhere it is served, then prove it: a deploy is done when every host answers with the exact commit it shipped.
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Monitoring & health
Probes from inside and out, Web Vitals from real visitors, failover drills run off the live path, and an alert the moment anything drifts.
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Analytics
Set up, check and read analytics for every property: visitors, realtime, events and vitals, side by side instead of one tab each.
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Search
Search-engine verification, sitemaps and index inspection, recorded with the property they belong to.
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Advertising & monetization
Ad networks, affiliate programs and outbound links per property, each tied to the account that owns it, with readiness checks before anything earns.
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Forms & site API
Forms and mail from each property's own domain, with spam defenses and signed mail (DKIM, SPF, DMARC), served by a small API beside the site.
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Customizations
Each property its own identity — theme, type, pages, gated documents — on one shared system of accessible, search-ready components.
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Reports
Visitors, uptime and revenue across every property, by property and by network, in one report.
/app
Your portfolio, in your pocket.
Every property's status, traffic and revenue — and the advertisers behind it — a tap away.
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/integrations
Works with what you already use.
Bring the services you already have: nayt.cloud connects to them, on your own accounts, and reads them together.
- Analytics
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- Google Analytics 4
- Plausible
- Matomo
- Fathom
- Search
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- Google Search Console
- Bing Webmaster Tools
- IndexNow
- Yandex Webmaster
- Naver Search Advisor
- Seznam Webmaster
- Advertising
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- Google AdSense
- Google Ad Manager
- Microsoft Advertising
- Amazon Publisher Services
- Mediavine
- Raptive
- Taboola
- Affiliate & commerce
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- Amazon Associates
- Bookshop.org
- Awin
- Impact
- CJ Affiliate
- AvantLink
- Lemon Squeezy
- Prodigi
- Ko-fi
- beehiiv
- Stripe
- Cloud & hosting
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- AWS
- Bunny
- Scaleway
- Cloudflare
- Google Cloud
- Azure
- Domains, DNS & mail
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- Porkbun
- deSEC
- Amazon Route 53
- Amazon SES
- Monitoring
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- Prometheus
- Healthchecks.io
Integrations are compatible services, named so you know what connects. They are not partnerships or endorsements, and each runs on your own account with that provider.
/how-it-works
How it works.
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Add a property
A domain and the site on it, recorded once in a single registry that everything else reads from.
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Connect your own accounts
Your registrar, hosts, analytics and ad networks. nayt.cloud records which account belongs to which property, scoped to you.
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Ship and watch
Deploy, verify what is live, keep a standby warm and drilled, and hear about it the moment something drifts.
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Read it together
Traffic, search, uptime and revenue for every property, in one place, on your phone or at your desk.
Nothing of yours is held hostage.
Your domains, accounts, payouts and data stay with you and your providers. Each owner's accounts are kept to their own properties — your revenue never runs through someone else's tracking id, and theirs never through yours. Infrastructure is described as code, so a property can move hosts, or move on.
/who-its-for
Who it's for.
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Owners of several sites
A portfolio of domains and sites, and a dozen dashboards to check them. One place instead.
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Publishers
Sites that earn from ads and affiliate programs, where revenue, traffic and uptime belong on the same screen.
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Studios and consultancies
Sites built and run for clients, where each client's accounts, data and earnings must stay the client's.
/lineage
Built from the platform behind a growing family of sites.
nayt.cloud did not start as a product. It started as the system NMB Consulting Services built to design, host, deploy and watch its own sites, and the sites of a growing family across two consulting companies.
Every decision in it is written down. Every deploy proves what it shipped. Standbys are drilled, not hoped for. Accessibility and search are built in, not bolted on. nayt.cloud is that system, opened up to owners of their own properties.
/roadmap
Where it's going.
Intent, not dates.
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Today
The platform behind the family
A command-line platform that hosts, deploys, verifies, watches, measures and monetizes a growing family of sites across two consulting companies.
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Next
A database and an API
The registry moves from files into a database behind an API, so everything the tooling does today can be done by an app.
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Then
Multi-user, on the web and in your pocket
Secure sign-in, tenants and roles; read-only first, then audited actions. Built-in uptime monitoring. Open to digital property owners.
Coming soon.
No pricing and no launch date yet. Early access is opening to a small group; ask, and you'll hear first when a place opens.