The method
A website. Not a black box.
You should be able to see what happens between your sentence and the page that comes back. Here is every stage, including the parts that are not magic.
Your brief goes in as written
No form, no wizard, no checklist of features. One paragraph about what you do, who you serve and anything specific you want on the page. The more concrete the brief, the more concrete the copy that comes back.
Nothing is required beyond the sentence itself. A name, a city or a price list gives the model facts to use instead of inventing them.
One document gets written
The model returns a complete HTML file: the markup, the copy, the styling and any scripts together. It is not assembled from saved blocks, which is why two runs of the same brief give two different sites.
A full build takes a few minutes. If the model is unavailable the app returns a plain fallback page and says so, rather than a half-finished site.
You change it by chat
Describe the edit the way you would to a person. Move the pricing above the gallery. Make the tone warmer. Add a second location. The document is rewritten and the preview reloads in place.
Every applied edit is saved to the site's history, so an earlier draft is always recoverable.
Publishing puts it on a link
One toggle serves the document as a standalone page on its own address. Unpublishing takes it down again just as quickly.
The published page is the same single file you have been editing, served directly. There is no build step between the editor and the live site.
Design directions
Five directions.
Nothing blended.
The generator chooses the design language that fits your brief and commits to it. Mixing all five is how sites end up looking like every other site.
A direction is not a template.
It decides the typography, the palette and the rhythm. The page itself is still written from your brief inside those constraints.
Editorial Luxury
Brutalist Tech
Organic Warm
Futuristic Glass
Retro Modern
Worth knowing
What it does not do.
Three things to check before you send the link to anyone.
- Results vary between runs. The same brief will not produce the same page twice.
- Images are generated or linked, not shot. Swap in your own photography for anything that needs to be real.
- Copy is written from your brief. Check any claim, price or opening hour before you publish it.