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It lives inside your Telegram

Send a message. Get a website.

Tell it about your business the way you would tell a friend. A finished website comes back — the pages, the words, the pictures, all of it. Something not right? Just say so.

  • In the app you already have
  • No editor to learn
  • Live only when you say so

Voice note: a small architecture studio that needs a website.

An architecture studio, showing your projects. Two minutes.

Laterite Studio Have a look →

Can the photos be bigger?

A few of them

No two of them
look the same.

A restaurant, a school, an electrician, a photographer. Different businesses, different websites. Yours will be its own thing too.

Salt & Ash, a website for a restaurant
Restaurant Salt & Ash
Longcut, a website for a music festival
Music festival Longcut
Ashcombe Village School, a website for a school
School Ashcombe Village School
Halloran Electrical, a website for a electrician
Electrician Halloran Electrical
Junipers, a website for a corner shop
Corner shop Junipers
Ilse Brandt, a website for a photographer
Photographer Ilse Brandt
Hollow Point, a website for a software
Software Hollow Point
بيت التمر, a website for a coffee house
Coffee house بيت التمر
Meridian Partners, a website for a consultancy
Consultancy Meridian Partners
Fieldnote Therapy, a website for a therapist
Therapist Fieldnote Therapy
Aldridge & Co, a website for a solicitors
Solicitors Aldridge & Co
Deepwater, a website for a one-night event
One-night event Deepwater

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How it goes

Three messages,
more or less.

Nothing to set up, nothing to drag around, nothing to learn.

  1. Say what you need

    Type a few lines, or send a voice note. However you would explain it to a friend.

  2. Look at what comes back

    Nothing blank to fill in. A finished site, with your words and your pictures already in place.

  3. Ask for changes

    Bigger photos. Warmer words. Your phone number at the top. Say it, and it changes.

Voice notes

Talking is faster than typing. Send one and it listens.

Your own photos

Drop pictures into the chat. They end up on the site.

Anything the site needs

A menu, a booking form, a map, opening hours. Just ask.

The final say

It stays private until you tell it to go live.

Whenever you are ready

It starts with
one message.

Say hello, and see what comes back.

Start on Telegram