Build and launch with AI, so search and AI can discover your business.
A simple site for my coffee shop, with the menu, address and hours.
Every template is a real, running site. Open one and it works before you change a thing.
A whole business flow rather than a landing page: recruitment page, screener survey, eligibility decision, interview booking, appointment, interview summary, follow-up. Eligibility is decided deterministically on the server; the slots come from a real calendar.
A mobile-first company card: full-bleed image carousel, a stack of thumb-sized entry buttons, a drawer menu and a scan-to-share footer. The sample is a scenic-area operator; swap the copy and photos for any industry.
A general-purpose page for high-end physical products with the full motion director: arrival, idle, timed beats, dwell, hotspots, drag to explore, and scroll settle.
A real pair of earbuds on a full-bleed cinematic stage: light sweeps across the shell, hotspots surface when you linger, a click pushes to macro. Scroll only changes chapters — it keeps moving even when you don't.
From one sentence to something real and live: websites, apps and business tools.
Make it easier for search and AI to find and understand your business.
Help more people find what you offer, and make the next step easy to take.
No. You describe what you want and review what comes back. The source is always there if you want to read or change it.
Business websites, landing pages, event and sign-up pages, customer-facing pages, and internal tools like a customer tracker or a task board. Start from a sentence or a template.
Yes. Ask for changes in plain language, watch the preview update, and publish when it looks right. The source is always there if you want to edit it yourself.
Yes. Every project can be published to a real address. On paid plans you can also use your own domain.
By what the AI does for you — each round of building or editing counts once. Your plan sets how many you get each month, how many projects you keep, and whether you get a custom domain, backend features and a team workspace.
Say it once. The first version takes about as long as explaining it.
Free covers your first projects. Paid plans lift the limits and add custom domains, backend features and team workspaces.