SiteSpin
AI website builder

The AI writes the first version.
The conversation writes every one after.

Describe your business and a real website comes back, written from your answers rather than poured into a template. Then you change it by saying what is different.

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Free to build, and live for seven days. Nothing to pay before you have seen it.
What comes back

One sentence, and this came back.

Groundwork Strength runs small barbell classes in Brighton. The whole page below was written from a description of that, and nothing on it was chosen off a list of layouts.

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The whole Groundwork Strength page: the gym's name and city, the week's classes with what each one is for, prices, and a request form at the foot.
Takes bookings Groundwork Strength, Brighton. The whole page, written from one description.
What it starts from
I coach barbell classes in Brighton
What this site has
A page per class, with what it is for
£18 a session, £60 for a block of four
A request with the class and the time on it
Written from your answers, not filled into a layout
The words as well as the structure, in your own register
Real pages at a real address, not a preview to export
The thing your business actually does, wired up
Changed afterwards by saying what is different
What it is for

A website that does one of three things, or all of them.

Every site here is built around what has to reach the owner. That is the part a first draft cannot guess and a conversation can.

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Get booked

Somebody asks for a time and the request reaches you with the time on it, rather than as the fourth message in a thread.

Thursday 07:00, barbell class
First session · Rowan Doyle

Take orders

Somebody picks a thing and asks for it, and you find out with everything you need to fill it.

1 × Fig & Cedar, 220g
Posted first class · Nadia Hassan

Get messages

The question that is neither still reaches you, in the same place as the other two.

“Are you open bank holiday Monday?”
From the contact form · Dami Adeyemi
Worth knowing

Every AI website builder writes
a first draft.

Writing the first draft is the part that is nearly solved. A dozen products will take a sentence about your business and hand back something that looks like a website, and most of them do it well enough that the demo is convincing.

The demo is not the problem. The year afterwards is. A first draft is wrong in small ways you only find once it is live: the hours, the thing you stopped offering, the service you now lead with, the photograph that is two haircuts out of date. Every one of those is a two-minute change and every one of them needs an editor, a login and an evening you did not plan to spend.

So the useful question about an AI website builder is not how good the first draft is. It is what happens on the fiftieth change. Here the fiftieth change costs what the first one did: you say what is different, and the live site catches up.

Before you ask

The three we get every time.

Is it a template underneath?

No. There is no template library to pick from, and two businesses that describe themselves differently get different pages. That is also why we cannot show you nine hundred layouts.

Can I edit the code?

There is real code underneath and the site can be exported, so nobody has to bet on us being here in five years. Day to day you change it by saying what is different, because that is the part that keeps working when you are busy.

What if the first version is wrong?

Say what is wrong with it. That is the normal way to use this rather than the failure case, and the site catches up without an editor to open.

Describe it and see what comes back.

Free to build, and live for seven days.