Hosting by FUDISE
Non rivendicataHosting by FUDISE puts your websites in your pocket
Di Future Digital Services LLC · UtilitàPerché ce lo aspettiamo: A clear, practical companion for managing hosting on the go, with well-organized features, multilingual support, and a free download.
In breve
Hosting by FUDISE is a utilities app for managing web hosting from a phone. It lets users add domains, check DNS and plan status, renew domains, handle mailboxes, edit files with a code editor, and review billing. One notable point is that it uses the same account as the hosting.fudise.pro website, so settings carry over.
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Hosting by FUDISE puts your websites in your pocket.
• Websites — add a domain, see its status, DNS and plan, and renew or turn auto-renewal on or off. • Email — read and reply from your mailboxes, add new ones and change their passwords. • Files — browse, upload, download and edit files with a real code editor. • Billing — subscriptions, receipts and your card, all in one place. • Secure by default — every site runs through Cloudflare with a free SSL certificate. • Light and dark theme, in English, Russian, Uzbek and Tajik.
Your account is the same as on hosting.fudise.pro: sign in with it, and your language and settings follow you everywhere.
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