Guide

From an idea to a working website, in six steps. No technical jargon needed.

1. 1

   Pick a template, or just describe what you want

   Every template opens to a real page you can click through. Pick the one you like; if you can't describe it, write one sentence and the site will recommend a fitting template.

2. 2

   Answer 3 questions

   Only the questions that change how it's built, like whether memberships are time-based or usage-based. Everything else uses defaults you can change later.

3. 3

   See exactly what's included

   Before you pay, you'll see a clear list of what this project 'includes' and 'doesn't include'. You decide after reading.

4. 4

   Download the complete project

   One ZIP that unzips into the full website source. It contains START_HERE.md, which walks you from step one.

5. 5

   Keep editing with Codex or Claude Code

   Open the whole folder with Codex or Claude Code and paste in the ready-made prompts from the deliverable. Change colors, add fields, add pages — all doable.

6. 6

   Put it on your own server

   The deliverable includes a deployment guide: how to pick a server, go live step by step, and back up. The site and its data are yours, never routed through us.

What to prepare before you start

• · An email address that can receive verification emails (for signup).
• · Clarity on who the site is for and the one core thing it does — that decides what we ask you.
• · When you're ready to go live: a server and a domain. You can buy both after downloading the code.
• · Codex or Claude Code installed on your computer for editing code. Optional — you can also edit by hand.

Where what you write goes

Your ideas and answers are stored on our servers, used only to generate your project package, never executed as code. We never send what you write to any AI model. Don't put database passwords, payment keys, or similar secrets in your ideas or answers. How long we keep them and who can see them is in the Privacy Policy.

What to do when stuck

Every guide in the deliverable lists common errors and fixes, plus a troubleshooting prompt you can paste straight into a coding assistant like Codex or Claude Code. Still stuck? Email [email protected] — a human reads it, not a bot. There's no live chat yet; reply speed depends on someone checking the inbox.