A website platform
an assistant
can run.
It builds the site and runs the business behind it. Forms, bookings, tickets, a shop, visitor numbers. It also lets an assistant do the work, which is how the page you are reading was made.
This page is one of them. The pages, the layout, the words, the navigation. All of it was made by asking in plain sentences and checking the result.
Nothing here used a private back door. Anything you see, a customer can do on their own account, with the same tools and the same limits.
Four sentences,
one afternoon.
Not prompts in the demo sense. This is the actual register the work happens in.
The editor never reaches the visitor. A published page is plain HTML, so it opens quickly on a phone with one bar.
Forms, bookings, ticketing with QR check-in, a shop that takes iDEAL and cards, and visitor numbers you can read.
An assistant can write a page, change the opening hours on forty sites at once, or show you the phone view.
Run one site or four hundred, each on its own domain, under your own brand.
The whole thing,
from a train.
The editor is not a desktop tool with a mobile view bolted on. The canvas, the panels and the assistant are all reachable with one thumb.
Start a site and
see how far it gets.
Nothing to arrange with us first. Open an account, ask for a page, and judge the result rather than the pitch.