Your new web team. It only says yes.
No more “we can't do that.” No more “not this sprint.” Components, pages, entire sites — generated on brand, iterated until perfect, then shipped into your CMS or repo.
Ships to Webflow, WordPress, Prismic, or a GitHub PR — and works standalone with no CMS at all.
Every growth idea used to end at the dev queue.
The Builder is the web development team that never says no — and it works the way you already work.
Build anything
Iterate to perfect
Ship to your infra
Describe it. Watch it build. Refine until perfect.
A split panel — chat on the left, live preview on the right — with a build stepper so you can watch it work, then refine in plain English.
- Live device previewDesktop, tablet, and mobile as it builds.
- Conversational refine“Make the hero shorter, add a logo row” — done.
- Export or shipTake the code, or push straight to your stack.
Paste a frame. Get it back as real code.
Point the Builder at a Figma node and it reproduces the design exactly — responsive, on brand, and staged as a component in your CMS.
- Desktop + mobile framesSupply both and get a truly responsive component.
- Design modeOr skip Figma: describe a page, get a live preview.
- Send to FigmaExport generated pages back as real frames and fills.
On brand, every single time.
Your palette, fonts, button styles, voice, and logo are baked into everything the Builder makes — with overrides that win everywhere.
- Pull from FigmaColours, fonts, and corner-radius tokens merged into the profile.
- Brand voice, derivedA tone descriptor from your own site fills placeholder copy.
- Real logo embedsUploaded logos ship as real images in every design.
Our generated copy reads in this font, in your voice.
Your CMS. Your repo. Or nothing at all.
CMS
GitHub
Standalone
Iterate until it's perfect. Then put it on autopilot.
Once a pattern works, let the Builder keep producing on-brand variations and pages while you watch the growth numbers instead of the ticket queue.
From “that's not possible” to “it's already live.”
Describe it, iterate until it's perfect, and ship it to the infrastructure you already run.

