Apple launched iCloud web interface yesterday night for developers. The website is in beta and features web apps for Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Find My iPhone and iWork. Mail, Contacts and Calendar web apps look almost identical to respective applications on iPad. While the Find My iPhone web app takes you to MobileMe to show the location of your device on a map. iWork web app gives access to Pages, Keynote and Number documents allowing users to only download the respective documents in various formats depending on document type. You can’t edit or see the document in full size on iWork web interface.

Along with the web interface, Apple also revealed the per year pricing for extra iCloud storage. Each iCloud user will get 5GB of free storage and will have the option to add more storage. The upgrade will be available in 10GB, 20GB and 50GB capacity priced $20, $40 and $50 per year respectively.

Helpfulmactips2010 has posted a video on YouTube showing the iCloud web interface in action. Check it out below.