Website Manager

The Problem

Small business owners have bad options for getting a website:

• Website builders (WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace): require learning a tool, ongoing maintenance, plugin management, and troubleshooting when things break
• Agencies: expensive, slow turnaround, and charge for every small change — updating your hours shouldn't cost $200
• AI code generators (Loveable, Bolt): generate the code, but you still need to deploy, host, monitor, and maintain it yourself

The gap: teams need a reviewable path from business intent to website preview, then a clear handoff into production hosting, monitoring, and domain decisions.

What the Agent Does

• Conversational intake: asks about your business name, services, hours, location, branding preferences, and photos — no forms, no templates to browse
• Site generation: builds a professional, mobile-responsive website using a coding agent, customized to your brand and content
• Preview publishing: produces a reviewable site preview or Bot Page so stakeholders can inspect the result
• Production scoping: helps scope hosting, monitoring, and custom-domain requirements with your team
• Content updates: change your hours, add a new service, swap a photo — just describe what you want and the agent makes it live
• Content creation: need a blog post, a new landing page, or a seasonal promotion? Describe the idea and the agent writes, designs, and publishes it for you
• 24/7 monitoring: watches your site around the clock — uptime checks, SSL certificate expiry, broken pages — and fixes issues before you notice them

How It Works

1. You describe your business — name, what you do, your style, your photos
2. The agent builds your site — a professional, fast, mobile-friendly website that matches your brand
3. It produces a reviewable preview — you get a working surface stakeholders can inspect
4. You request changes in plain language — "add a pricing page", "change our hours to 9–6", "make the header bolder"
5. The agent keeps it healthy — monitoring, SSL, uptime — handled automatically

What Makes This Different

Website builders give you tools. Agencies give you invoices. This agent gives you a website — and then stays on duty.

The difference is ownership of the full lifecycle. You don't hand off between a designer, a developer, and a hosting provider. One agent can help carry the work from intake to preview and change request, while production hosting and domain requirements stay explicit and reviewable.

And because it's conversational, there's no learning curve. If you can describe what you want, you can have it.

Who It's For

• Hair salons and barbershops
• Interior designers and architects
• Yoga studios and personal trainers
• Restaurants and cafes
• Florists and local shops
• Freelance consultants
• Photographers and creatives

Anyone who'd rather spend time on their craft than fighting with a website builder.

Getting Started

Tell the agent about your business. Describe what you do, share your branding preferences, upload photos if you have them, and review the preview it produces. From there, scope production hosting and custom-domain requirements with your team.