Personal cloud subdomain
Livinity includes a personal {username}.livinity.io subdomain so each account gets an address on the service without needing to configure one from scratch.
Livinity is a cloud AI computer that can be used as a hosted service or self-hosted on your own hardware. It combines remote access, app hosting, custom domains, and a built-in assistant in one product.
Livinity is presented as a cloud AI computer with a quiet interface and a single built-in assistant. The homepage describes it as “one operating system, one quiet interface, one assistant,” which frames the product as an integrated personal computing environment rather than a standalone chat tool.
The pricing page shows that the service can be used as a hosted cloud computer or self-hosted on your own hardware. It also combines remote access, a personal subdomain, one-line LivOS installation, app hosting, and a built-in AI assistant into a single subscription product.
Livinity includes a personal {username}.livinity.io subdomain so each account gets an address on the service without needing to configure one from scratch.
The pricing page says Livinity uses Secure Cloudflare Tunnel, which means you can connect without opening ports on your own network.
The product can be installed on your own hardware with a one-line LivOS install, giving users a path to self-host their cloud computer.
An App Store lets users self-host 200+ apps with one click, which suggests a built-in catalog for adding tools to the environment.
Liv AI is built into the platform, so the assistant is part of the computer experience rather than a separate product.
Users can connect custom domains, with the pricing page stating support for up to 3 domains.
Set up a personal cloud computer that you can reach through a Livinity subdomain and access remotely from anywhere. This is the clearest fit for someone who wants a persistent environment rather than a one-off session.
Install LivOS on your own hardware when you want the product to run in a self-hosted setup instead of being fully cloud-managed. The source explicitly points to one-line installation on your own machine.
Add self-hosted apps from the built-in App Store when you want a ready-made environment for tools that live inside the same computer. The product page says more than 200 apps can be hosted with one click.
Use the built-in Liv AI assistant when you want guidance or assistance inside the computer experience itself. The site presents the assistant as part of the operating system rather than a separate external service.
Connect custom domains if you want the cloud computer to sit behind a branded web address instead of only using the default subdomain. The pricing page states support for up to three custom domains.
Livinity’s pricing page offers a 3-day free trial for Livinity Pro. The page says a card is required to start the trial, but you can cancel anytime from your dashboard and won’t be charged if you cancel during the trial.
The pricing page says Livinity Pro costs $7.99 per month or $69.99 per year, with yearly billing shown as 27% off compared with monthly pricing.
The signup flow says setup takes about 30 seconds and asks for an email, password, and username. The pricing page also lists one-line LivOS install on your own hardware, but the source set does not provide full setup requirements or step-by-step instructions.
The source indicates Livinity can be self-hosted on your own hardware and that you can create a cloud computer with a personal subdomain. It does not clearly document shared team workspaces or collaboration features.
The site positions Livinity as a personal cloud AI computer with remote access, a built-in AI assistant, and self-hosting of apps. It appears aimed at people who want a private computer environment they can reach from anywhere rather than a general-purpose public SaaS app.
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