Web applications you edit by clicking on them
Click the words on your own pages and type over them. Underneath, a platform built to take payments, protect member areas, sell to AI shopping agents and run at the edge — shipped through a pipeline that tests every change before it goes live.
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What you can do with your website
Write your pages by clicking on them, put the sections in the order you want, and get a first draft written for you.
Ready-made sections
Drop in a ready-made section, button or quiz and it appears on your page straight away.
Click to edit
Click any words on your website and type over them. Your changes save as you go, with no forms to fill in.
Move sections around
Drag a section into a new place, add another one, and set the page out the way you want it.
Built with you, section by section
Answer three questions and your home page appears. A guide then offers one section at a time and asks you for the words.
More than a website
A page anyone can generate is a page anyone can generate. The parts that move money, keep a secret, or answer a machine are built, not prompted.
Takes payments
Stripe subscriptions and checkout, with the webhook, the idempotency and the receipts handled — not a payment button pasted into a page.
Sells to AI shopping agents
A checkout an AI agent can discover and complete on a customer's behalf, through the Agentic Commerce Protocol, with signed requests and a product feed.
Keeps the right things private
Members-only pages, password-protected pages, collaborators with the access they need and no more — enforced on the server, on every request, before a byte of the page is sent.
Runs at the edge
Your own domain on Cloudflare's network, every page cached close to the visitor and refreshed the moment you publish, with structured data an AI answer engine can cite.
Not a black box
An autonomous builder ships code fast and checks it later, if at all — and every untracked change is a compliance question nobody can answer. Here, every change is a commit a person can read, and nothing reaches your visitors until it has been through the pipeline.
- Tested before it ships. Every push is linted, type-checked and run against the whole test suite — over a hundred test files — before it can go live.
- Dependencies scanned. Every push and every week, the dependency tree is audited for known vulnerabilities, with Snyk on top where it is connected.
- Accessibility audited. Every site's pages are checked against WCAG on a schedule, and the live production site is crawled and scored every week.
- Defended at the door. Bot protection, per-address rate limits, strict security headers, and outbound fetches that refuse private networks.
- Accounts done properly. Salted PBKDF2 passwords, signed sessions with rotating keys, verified email before any invitation binds.
- Every change is a commit. A history a person can read, review and roll back — not a prompt log.
Ready to build?
Three answers and your home page is in front of you. A guide builds the rest with you, one section at a time — and when you need payments, a member area or pages by the dozen, the same platform is already underneath.