57 things, none of them a roadmap item
Everything it does.
The assistant
An agent with tools, not a chat box with opinions. It does the work in your account, shows each step, and asks before anything large.
Works across the whole product
Websites and pages, catalog, orders, customers, coupons, bookings, services, SEO, media and marketing — each a set of tools it can use.
Preview, then confirm
Creating, changing or deleting comes back as a preview with the differences. It acts when you say yes.
Your permissions, not its own
It acts as the person asking. A team member who cannot refund an order cannot do it through the assistant either.
Research on the web
Searches the web, images, Google Maps and shopping results; identifies a product from a photo; imports a found picture or a place with its opening hours.
Makes and edits pictures
Generates an image from a description or retouches one you attach, and places it where you asked.
Shows what it cost
Every reply carries the cost of the model and the tools it used, per step and per conversation.
Never locks while it works
Keep typing — messages queue and go out in order.
Workflows
Automation you draw, or ask for: the assistant's own tools wired into graphs that run by themselves, with a person's approval on every write.
A canvas editor
Drag nodes onto a dotted grid, connect them, undo and redo, auto-layout, a minimap. Each node's settings are a form generated from its own definition.
Nine node types
Trigger, tool, agent, condition, for each, transform, approval, workflow-in-a-workflow and output.
Four triggers
By hand with a form of parameters, on a schedule in your time zone, on an event (orders, stock, bookings, forms, reviews and more), or from a webhook with its own secret address.
Approvals on writes
A step that changes something previews it and parks the run. Approve, reject, or let a trusted step approve itself — never for refunds, labels, domains or ad spend.
Dry runs
Run the whole thing with nothing written, and get an estimate of what a live run would cost.
Live runs you can watch
Status, duration, tokens and cost per step as they happen; pause, resume and cancel; a history where each past run opens on the version it ran.
Published versions
Schedules, events and webhooks fire the version you published, never a half-edited draft; a run in flight keeps the graph it started with.
Metered, with a budget
Only model-backed steps cost; each run has a spending limit and stops cleanly when it gets there.
Built by the assistant
Describe the workflow in chat: it draws the graph, validates it, dry-runs it, and reads the results back to you. Publishing stays yours.
Templates
Reprice listings and Re-theme a website, ready to change.
Websites
A visual canvas over a real component tree: rows, columns and blocks, each with settings, every one reachable by the assistant.
60+ components
Heroes, product and category listings, galleries, before-and-after, countdowns, maps, FAQs, menus, blog, reviews, donations and more.
20 templates
Finished sites for shops, clinics, cafés, studios and events, applied in one step and then yours to change.
Pages and folders
Nested paths, titles and descriptions per page, publish and unpublish, editable 404 and error pages.
Menus
A menu bar with category flyouts in the header, a vertical menu in a left or right sidebar.
Blog
Posts with rich text, tags and their own listing components.
Galleries
Photo sets with a lightbox, measured per image so nothing jumps.
Custom domains
Buy a domain or connect your own; certificates are handled.
Motion, tastefully
Entrance reveals, parallax backgrounds, scroll stories and 3D model viewers are component settings, and respect reduced motion.
Online store
A full catalog and checkout, with the tax, shipping and stock work done.
Product types and attributes
Define what a product is — a board game has players and playtime, a shirt has size and colour — and filter by it.
Listings and variants
Price, cost and quantity per sellable variant; bulk edits; low-stock reports.
Categories per website
Each site navigates by its own category tree, picked from the catalog.
Fast search
Prefix search across names, categories and types; saved searches that feed listing components, with attribute filters and counts.
Cart, checkout, orders
Customer accounts, order pages with notes and status, refunds.
Stripe or Pagar.me
One active payment provider per website, on your own account: cards with Stripe, cards and PIX with Pagar.me.
US sales tax
Calculated per order for the states you collect in, with the warehouse as origin.
Shipping rates and labels
Live carrier rates at checkout; buy and print the label from the order page.
Warehouses
Several stock locations; an order splits per warehouse and ships from the right one.
Coupons, reviews, wallet
Discount codes with rules, moderated product reviews, customer store credit.
Donations
Take donations on a page with your own payment keys.
Services, bookings and events
Sell time the way you sell things.
Services
Price, duration, description, FAQs and who on the team performs each one.
Team schedules
Working hours, time off and holidays per person; the calendar offers only what is free.
Bookings
An agenda per day and week, status changes, payment online or at the counter, refunds.
Business hours and locations
Several locations with opening hours — imported from Google Maps if you like.
Events
Dates, venues with a map, countdown components and sign-ups.
Event people
A directory of speakers, players or guests with their roles per event, imported from a spreadsheet.
Media and content
One library for everything a site shows.
Media library
Images and video in one place, with permissions, used by every picker on the canvas.
Find on the web
Search for a picture and bring it straight into your library.
YouTube and Vimeo
Link a video and use it like any other item; nothing third-party loads until a visitor presses play.
Tags
Tag anything — products, posts, media, people — and list by tag.
Search and AI readiness
Measured, not promised.
A 25-check audit
Run on publish and weekly: titles, headings, structured data, sitemaps, share images, confirmed opening hours. Each gap comes with its fix.
Structured data on every page
One JSON-LD graph per page — business, products, services, events — generated from what you already entered.
Files for crawlers and assistants
robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt, plus a switch for which AI crawlers may read the site.
The assistant fixes what it finds
Ask for the score and tell it to close the gaps.
Marketing
Ads on your own account, built for you, launched by you.
Meta campaigns
Facebook and Instagram ads on your own Meta ad account: image or carousel, text, a radius around an address, a daily budget.
Created paused
A campaign never spends until a person presses Launch — that gate is in the code, not in a prompt.
Results by day
Spend, reach and clicks with splits, on the campaign's page.
Teams and agencies
Keep every client separate, and every teammate in their lane.
Organizations
Each business has its own sites, catalog, media, team and subscription. One login switches between them.
Roles and per-person grants
Owner, admin and member, plus read / write / delete grants per area for individual people.
Invitations and seats
Invite by email; seats are counted when an invitation is accepted.
Billing per organization
Monthly or yearly through Stripe, a 14-day trial once per organization, a customer portal for invoices and cards.
Ask for a website.
Bring a logo, a product sheet, a rough idea — or nothing at all. The first fourteen days are free.