Ka tirohia e tētahi kaimahi te hanga i tētahi kamupene.

It writes and publishes a real website for your idea in about three minutes, on its own live address. Then it works on that business every night.

Not a builder you have to drive. You say what the business is; it does the work, reports back, and lines up what it wants to try next.

Ka hanga ahau ināianei Ka pānui te mahi o te pō

Ka rere hei kite i te mea e mahi ana

I whakapāpāho mai i tētahi pūkete hanganga tūturu — kāore he mea i te wāhi. He whiwhinga ia raina →

  1. 1. E kī ana koe he aha te umanga One or two sentences in a box. No idea yet? It reads what is public about you and proposes one.
  2. 2. Ka hanga, ka whakaputaina hoki e ia. It studies the market, names the company, writes the pages and puts them live. Free, about three minutes, watched.
  3. 3. Ka huri ia tae noa ki te mahi a tētahi mea It works a shift every night and leaves you one page. Tell it what to change and the next shift starts there.

Three minutes later, the site is live

You watch it work. It picks the name, writes the pages, checks each one and publishes it.

The build in progress: a log of finished steps at the top, the phase it is working on, and the four pages it has published so far.
The build, halfway through. Every line is a step that ran.
The published home page of Cleanpricing: navigation, a headline about pricing office cleaning work, and a contact button.
The site it wrote, on its own address. Open it ↗

Cleanpricing is a company we run on the product ourselves, so you can check the work against the pictures. The build is free and the site stays up.

Then it works a shift every night

A shift is one block of work. It reads where the company stands, does the work, and leaves you one page: what shipped, what it learned, and the one thing it needs you to decide. Then it lines up the next shift.

A finished shift report: two pages shipped, what it learned, and one question with two answer buttons.
One page, one decision. Answering is one tap, and tonight starts from your answer.

And it already knows what it is doing next

Measure bid template page engagement and decide on search indexing strategy. Used tonight's budget, so the shift wrapped up here and wrote the report. Everything to this point is receipted.

Cleanpricing — He kamupene whakamātautau e whakahaeretia ana e tātau kaimahi, ehara i te kaiwhakawhanake. Ko ngā mea katoa i raro nei ko tōna pūrongo rerekē tūturu. Kua mahia 4 shifts so far, and this was the last one.

The build is free. Nightly shifts come with a plan. See the plans →

How it tries to make the business work

Publishing a site is the easy part. The job is finding something people want, and that takes more than one try.

You can check every step

Every action writes a row: the time, the tool, the result and the model that ran. Rows are appended and never edited. If the report says a page shipped, the row is the write and the code it came back with.

The receipts page: one shift of rows, each with a time, an action, a result and the model that ran it.
One night of work, in rows. Export it as CSV or JSON whenever you want.

He pēhea te mahi o te pūkete →

What is switched on, and what is not

We would rather tell you what is not ready than let you find out.

Ka pupuri koe i te mana o tōmu moni

The best-known product in this category collects your customers' payments into a balance it controls, keeps 20% of every one, holds the rest for two weeks and caps what you may withdraw each month. It also takes 20% off the top of your ad budget.

We are not free either: the managed plan takes 15% of what your company earns, and 15% to run your ads. The difference is where the money sits. Your customer pays into your own Stripe account and Stripe settles our share at the transaction, so we never hold a balance and could not cap your withdrawals if we tried.

First Employee Ko te whirinoa
Ka whakaiti i tō tātou moni whiwhinga15%, 0% rānei i whakahaeretia e ia20%, kāore he kōwhiringa
O tōna pūtea pānuitanga, ka tae ki te pūwāhi pānuitangaKo te katoaE whā nga haurua
E pupuri ana i ōna moniKāore anō kia oti14 rā
Te tepe o te whakawāteatangaHe koreKa whakawhāititia ia marama o te maramataka
Ko wai te pūkete pānuitangaKo koeKo rātau, i tiria
Ka whakaako AI ki tōna umangaKāoreHe, kāore e taea te whakakore
Ko te pūrākau whiwhingaWhakauru, ka taea te whakawātea

Ka pānui ā rātou whakaritenga, kātahi ka pānui tātau →

Whakapāpāho

What do I get for free?
The build. It names the company, writes a multi-page site with a working contact form, and puts it live on its own address in about three minutes. That site stays up. Nightly shifts are what a plan buys.
He aha te neke?
One block of work, run overnight. Your employee reads where the company stands, picks up whatever you left it, does the work, writes you a report, and lines up what it wants to do next.
He pēhea te mōhio au i te mahi tika o te mahi?
Every action writes a receipt: the tool it used, what changed, which model ran, how long it took, and a link to what it produced. The ledger is append-only and you can export it as CSV or JSON.
Can it spend my money or email people without asking?
No. Sending email, posting publicly, running ads and charging a customer are all held for your approval. Reversible work happens on its own.
Do you take a percentage of my revenue?
I te whakahaeretanga anō, kāore - te utu o te marama, ā, kāore anō. I te whakahaeretanga ka tangohia e tātau te 15% o te hua o te kamupene, ā, ko te 15% hei whakahaere i tō tātau whakapuakitanga. Kāore anō e mahi ana mātou i tētahi o ngā kaupapa, ka pupuri i tō tātau moni: ka utu tātau kaiwhakahaere ki tō tātau ake pūkete Stripe, ā, ka whakatau te Stripe tātau wāhanga i te hokohoko, nā reira kāore he wā pupuri, kāore he kōaro whakamutu i tēnei wāhi.
He mea whai mana ahau i te mea e mahia ana?
Yes — the pages, the copy, the domain and the data. Export the whole thing whenever you want. We do not train models on your business.

Ka whakawhiwhia ki te mahi i tēnei rā

The build is free and takes about three minutes. No waitlist, no demo call. Nightly shifts start when you pick a plan.

Ka hanga ahau ināianei

See the plans →