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An AI website builder for sites that do more than look good.

Most websites need to do something: take an order, book a slot, collect sign-ups, show a menu that you can change. Describe yours in a few sentences and Crisp builds every page and the parts behind them, then publishes it at its own address.

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One prompt: a website for a small bakery.

What you write
A website for my bakery, Flour and Fig. A home page with photos and opening hours, a menu page I can edit, and a form to order a cake for pickup with a date and a message on the cake. Give me a private page to see and mark orders as ready.
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What Crisp builds from it

  • A home page, a menu page and an order page, with a navigation bar that works on phones
  • A database for menu items and cake orders, filled with realistic sample records
  • An order form that checks the pickup date and the required fields
  • A private orders page behind sign-in, where you mark an order as ready
  • Colours and fonts chosen for a bakery, in a light and a dark theme

Then it opens the app in a real browser, tests it, and fixes what fails before it says it is done. How a build works.

A website builder, not a template picker.

Template builders give you a fixed layout and a few blocks to drag. Crisp writes the website for your idea, so a form saves real records, a page can be private, and a menu can come from a list you edit. When you want a change, you ask for it in the chat instead of hunting through settings.

How it works.

  1. Step 1

    Describe it

    Write what you want in plain words: who uses it, what they do, and what matters most.

  2. Step 2

    Watch it being built

    A first look appears within about half a minute. Then the data, the forms and the other pages, each one tested.

  3. Step 3

    Publish it

    Give it its own address when you are happy with it. Keep improving it; people see changes when you publish again.

What you get.

  • Every page from one description

    Home, about, menu, booking or contact pages, with a layout that works on phones first.

    Read the docs: How a build works

  • Forms that save to a database

    Orders, sign-ups and messages are stored in your app. Look at them in the Data tab.

    Read the docs: Your app's data

  • Emails when something happens

    Send a confirmation or a reminder through Resend. Until you add a key, Crisp keeps a record of each email so you can test first.

    Read the docs: Send email from your app

  • Change it by asking

    Ask for a new section, a different colour or a new page. Or click an element in the preview and say what to change.

    Read the docs: Change your app by chatting

  • Publish to your own domain

    Every site gets a Crisp address. On Pro and Max, connect a domain you own, such as bakery.example.com. Crisp sets up https for you.

    Read the docs: Use your own domain

  • A security check before it goes live

    Crisp looks for keys in the code and data anyone can change. A critical problem blocks publishing until it is fixed.

    Read the docs: The security check

Good to know before you start.

  • Crisp does not offer a drag and drop editor. You change the site by asking, by clicking an element in the preview, or by editing the code.
  • Crisp does not register domains. You buy a domain from a registrar and connect it on a paid plan.
  • Search ranking depends on your content and on time. Crisp gives every page a title, a description and a layout that loads fast, but it cannot promise a position in search results.

Questions.

Can Crisp build a simple website with only a few pages?

Yes. Describe the pages and what each one says. A small site with no forms is quick to build and costs very little of your monthly AI usage.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes, on the Pro plan ($20 a month, 1 domain) and the Max plan (up to 10 domains). Crisp shows the DNS record to add and sets up the secure certificate.

Can I edit the text and photos myself?

Yes. Ask Crisp to give you an admin page for the parts you change often, such as a menu or a list of events. You can also open the Code tab and change any file.

Is the website fast on phones?

Crisp builds for phones first and its tester checks every page at phone width before it reports that the work is done.

Who owns the website?

You do. Copy the code to a GitHub repository whenever you want and run it anywhere.

Related pages

From the docs

Describe it. Crisp builds it.

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