A site can be assembled without writing a single line of code: you say in plain words what you need, and the AI builds it. No waiting for a developer, no specification to write, no blocks to drag with a mouse.
Below: how it works, what you still have to do yourself, and what comes out at the end.
You describe your site: what you do, who you sell to, how it should look. A few sentences are enough — a technical specification is not required.
The AI assembles the first version. Then you correct it in the conversation: "remove this block", "make the colour darker", "put a price table here", "move the phone number into the header". Every correction is an ordinary sentence, not a hunt for a setting.
When it is ready, you publish with one click. The site is online immediately.
What comes out is a real site, not a "project inside a builder". The code is written in React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS — most sites today are made with these, so finding a developer who can read it later is not hard.
The site looks right on a phone — that is not a separate order, it is built that way.
This is the usual boundary of builders, and here it is open. The project has a code mode: a file tree on the left, a full Monaco editor on the right — the same one that sits inside VS Code, with syntax highlighting and completion.
And it is not for show: your changes are saved. So you do the ordinary work by talking and fix the delicate part by hand. Most builders do not offer the second option — there you either stay inside the template or start again from scratch.
We say it openly, because the promise that "the AI does everything" breaks on the first day.
Knowing what you sell. The AI does not know your business better than you. "Make a beautiful site" produces a beautiful, empty site.
Text and photographs. The AI will write text, but it does not know your real prices, deadlines and terms. You upload the photographs.
Checking. Read it yourself before publishing. That applies to any site — a builder's and a studio's alike.
The first version — minutes. Corrections — hours. The exact figure depends on your task: a one-page site and a catalogue of dozens of pages do not take the same time.
The plan includes a number of edits: about 41 a month on Start, 139 on Business, 279 on Professional. Building the site itself is included and does not spend tokens.
Three plans: 99,000, 199,000 and 390,000 UZS a month; 20% less when paid yearly. They differ in the number of projects (1, 3, 10), disk space (300 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB) and the number of edits.
You can try first: there is no separate free plan, but after registration you get three free builds. That is enough to see the result.
Note: the online store is only on Professional. Start and Business have no products, orders or payments.
If you need a complex internal system. Accounting, warehouse, a production process — that is not a builder's job.
If a link to other software is required. There is no ready connector to 1C, CRM or warehouse systems.
If you want to hand over responsibility for the site entirely. Here the decision is yours: what to write, how it looks. If you need "I will not say, you think of it" — that is a studio's work, not a builder's.
Do I need to know how to code? No. Code mode is an option, not a duty.
Can I connect my own domain? Yes, on all plans.
How does the site look on a phone? Correct — it is not separate work.
Can I change it later? Yes, by talking or in code mode.