Pages and sections
Home, menu, services, prices, gallery, about, contact — described in words and rearranged the same way. "The rest stays the same" is an instruction the builder follows.
Read this site in your language. The translation is done by Google, so the words are theirs rather than ours — and the builder itself answers you in your own language whatever you pick here.
Capabilities
Everything on this page works today. Where something is partly built, the page says which part.
Home, menu, services, prices, gallery, about, contact — described in words and rearranged the same way. "The rest stays the same" is an instruction the builder follows.
Bookings, quotes, callbacks, wedding enquiries. What you collect is your choice; what happens to it is visible to you.
A buy button sends the customer to the payment provider’s own page and brings them back. No card details ever enter your app.
Hard rule: hosted checkout only
An icon, its own window, no address bar — on Android, iPhone, Windows and Mac. No store account and no fee, because it comes from the browser.
One button produces an installable file you can send by link today, and the bundle Google wants for the Play Store.
About 5 minutes cold, 80 seconds warm
Connect one you own. Once its DNS genuinely points here, the address goes live with a certificate automatically.
Every change is a point in history. Undo returns the app to precisely how it was, not to an approximation.
The builder answers in the language you write in, and mirrors whatever you actually type rather than a setting you once ticked.
One file with the working app and its full history, plus a script that starts it on an ordinary machine. Leaving is a supported action.
Signing an app for a physical iPhone needs an Apple account in your name. The pipeline works; the signed half is the next piece of work and is not pretended away.
Tell us the name you want and we buy it and point it at your app. There is no instant checkout for it on the site — a person does it, usually the same day.
They are the decided next capability, and the reason is honest: Apple treats an app that only wraps a website as thin, and notifications are the answer. Not yet, though.
Access is by invitation and asking takes a minute. You begin with 300 free sparks.
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Access is by invitation and a person reads every request. The founder test is free, takes a few minutes, and tells you what you are getting before you commit to anything.