The full walkthrough · 5 chapters · ~3 min read
From a blank page to a
client saying “yes, ship it” —
here's the whole loop.
No design tools, no feedback email chains, no “can you move it a bit left” on a screenshot. Five steps, one link, every version saved.
Answer the questionnaire
Pick your business type and the maker asks for exactly what that site needs — a bakery gets asked for its menu and prices, a musician for streaming links, a photographer for galleries. Plain questions, plain answers.
Already have a site? Skip everything and drop an HTML file instead — the loop works the same from chapter three.
The maker asks…
What kind of site are we building?
The AI designs your site
Your answers become a complete, working website — real copy, real structure, your actual menu with your actual prices. Show us sites you love and the design borrows their taste, never a template.
It’s a single self-contained HTML file from the first second. Download it anytime; it’s yours.
crossing town for.
Send one review link
When the draft is ready, you get a short review link. Text it, WhatsApp it, email it — your client opens it in any browser. No account, no login, no software to explain over the phone.
The link is scoped to review mode, so clients see the real site exactly as visitors will — plus a way to talk back.
One link. That's the handoff.
No account, no app, no PDF of screenshots. The link is the whole workflow.
Your client pins comments to the page
They click the exact headline, button, or photo they mean. A highlight rectangle snaps to that element, a pin drops, and their note is attached right there. “Make it pop” finally has coordinates.
Every pin lands in your dashboard grouped by element — you always know precisely what “this” refers to.
Small-batch bakery · Portland
Love it! Can this button be warmer — like our terracotta boxes?
pinned to: reserve button
The rectangle snaps to whatever they click — the note can't be vague.
Revisions apply in one pass — every version saved
One button reads every pinned note and applies all of them together, coherently, in a single revision pass. Before a single pixel changes, the current site is saved as a version.
Compare v1 against v3, restore any round with one click, then finalize and hand off a link you’re proud of.
Version history
4 notes → 1 passEvery round is saved before anything changes. Restore any version with one click — nothing is ever lost.
And if the client has another round of notes? Same link, same pins, same one-pass revision. That's why we call it a loop.
Chapter six is yours