AI website builder
Describe a website. Watch it get built.
ϑbsidian writes real web code while you watch, then shows the result in a live preview beside the chat. It designs with intent instead of generic templates, tests the page in a real browser at desktop and mobile sizes, fixes any console errors, and gives you files you own: download them as a zip or keep iterating in the conversation.
How it works
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Describe it
A landing page for your bakery, a portfolio, a quiz, a pomodoro timer, a small game. Share your content, colours or a screenshot you like.
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It builds and tests
HTML, CSS and JavaScript (or a React/Vite project), checked in a real browser on desktop and mobile, with console errors fixed.
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Iterate
Ask for changes in plain words; it edits just the code that needs to change. Download everything as a zip.
Try asking
- “Build a one-page site for my sourdough bakery in Bristol, with opening hours and a menu”
- “Make a browser game where you dodge falling asteroids, with a high score”
- “Create a personal portfolio page from my CV (attached), dark mode by default”
- “Build a habit tracker web app that saves to local storage”
What you get
Live preview
The page runs right in the chat, with its styles, scripts and images.
Designed, not templated
A deliberate palette, typography and layout for your subject, responsive down to mobile.
Tested in a real browser
It screenshots the page at different sizes, clicks through it, and fixes errors before handing it over.
Code you own
Plain files or a real npm project. Download a zip and host it anywhere.
Questions
Can I host the website it makes?
Yes. Download the files and upload them to any static host, such as GitHub Pages, Netlify or Cloudflare Pages. ϑbsidian doesn’t host sites for you.
Can it work on my existing project?
Yes: connect the project folder from your computer and it edits, runs and tests the code, with every change reversible. See the AI coding agent page.
Does it need a backend?
It builds front-end sites and apps that run in the browser (saving data locally if needed), and can scaffold full projects with npm when you want to take them further.