Build a website and a mobile app for your small business
What kind of business are you?
How it works
- 1Say what kind of business it isPick your trade. The tools that business runs on are switched on before you touch anything.
- 2Pick what it needs to doTake bookings, sell online, show your work, collect reviews, take payments. Tick what applies and leave the rest.
- 3Describe the business in your own wordsA few sentences. Not a specification, and not a long conversation with a chatbot.
- 4Look at what comes backA working site with your business in it. Refresh a section for a different design, or take one out.
- 5Publish it on your own domainThe site goes live, hosted, with the back office behind it and a mobile app if you want one.
A website is half of it
Most builders stop at the pages. The thing a business actually runs on is what happens after someone books, orders or asks a question — and that is generated here as part of the same build, from the same description.
- The public website your customers use
- The back office you run it from, with a screen for every tool
- A database that holds your bookings, orders, customers and content
- A mobile app for your customers and one for your staff, on Professional
What it can do on day one
Each of these arrives with the admin screen that runs it, not as a form that emails you. You switch on the ones your business uses.
- Online bookings and appointments, landing in a diary rather than an inbox
- A catalogue and a checkout, with payments through your own Stripe account
- Invoices and deposits, sent and tracked
- Customer records, with what each one booked or bought
- Galleries, portfolios and case studies of the work you have done
- A blog, an FAQ and the pages that answer a question before it is asked
Set up for your trade, not a template with the labels changed
A salon starts with stylists, treatments and an appointment diary. A repair shop starts with its repair list and a booking slot. A restaurant starts with a menu and a table reservation. Different tools, a different back office, and the words that trade uses.
See the whole thing before you pay
Building a site and looking at it properly costs nothing and asks for no card. You are not deciding from a template screenshot — the site in front of you is yours, with your business in it. Putting it online starts at $19 a month, hosting included.
One description, a website and a mobile app
On Professional, at $29 a month, the same description produces the mobile apps as well: one for your customers and one for you and your staff. Not a wrapper around the website — real Flutter apps, built from the tools you picked.
The code and the data stay yours
What comes out is real Next.js and PostgreSQL, and it exports to GitHub whenever you ask, with your data. You can host it on your own AWS or Google Cloud account instead of ours. Nothing here charges a percentage of what you sell.
Common questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You pick what the business needs, describe it in a few sentences, and look at what comes back. Everything after that is clicking and typing.
How long does it take?
Most builds finish inside 15 minutes — two in three of them, measured across a thousand of them. A long one can take an hour. You wait on the page and watch it happen.
Is it a template?
No. The pages, the back office and the database are generated for the business you described. Two salons that describe themselves differently do not get the same site.
Can I change it afterwards?
Yes, from the back office — the wording, the pictures, the prices, the sections and the visual style. Changes are live on the site without anything being rebuilt or redeployed.
What does it cost?
Building and reviewing a site costs nothing. Putting it online starts at $19 a month, with the hosting and the back office included. A mobile app alongside it is $29 a month.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on any paid plan. You point your domain at the site and the certificate is handled for you.