Codalio

AI website builder

Describe the site. Get a website you own.

Pages, structure, and a first version you can keep — not a locked-in template. Need a full app instead?

codalio · new sitewebsite
Output → a plan · pages · a site you own⌘ ↵ to start

Use at least 3 words so we can start.

Page
UI
Site
A page list becomes a UI, then a site you own.

Plan

Written down first

Pages

A UI you can actually use

Own

Code in your GitHub

CraveDirect restaurant site on desktop and phone, generated in Codalio

Describe the site. Get pages you can actually use.

Plain English is enough. Codalio turns who it is for and what they need to do into pages, navigation, and a UI on desktop and phone — not a template you cannot leave.

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User experience sitemap and navigation from a Codalio PRD

See the plan before it ships.

Sitemap and navigation written down first — so you know the pages, not just the first screen, and you are not debugging a generated layout in front of customers.

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Design spec: colours, type, and screens from a Codalio PRD

The screens match a design spec.

Colours, type, radius, and the screens the prototype is built in — a first version you can click, then keep. Not a locked-in template.

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How it works

  1. Step 1

    Describe the site in plain English

    Who it is for, what they need to do, and what success looks like. No waiting on a developer to translate it.

  2. Step 2

    Review the plan

    See the pages, the structure, and the first version before it is built — so the site matches what you asked for.

  3. Step 3

    Launch a site you own

    Get working pages and code in your repo. Change it, grow it, or hand it to a developer later without starting over.

CraveDirect restaurant site and RoamStay dashboard generated in Codalio

A website. Or an app you grow into.

Start with a site. When you need logins, data, or a staff dashboard, the same factory can grow it — without throwing the first version away.

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Codalio apply-changes-to-GitHub panel for a generated site

The code is yours.

The site lives in your GitHub. You, or anyone you hire, can keep going with Codalio or the tools you prefer. No lock-in.

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Frequently asked questions

Most tools optimize for a pretty first screen. Codalio starts with what the site must do, then builds pages you own. You can keep the code when you outgrow the first version.

No. Describe the site in plain English. If you later hire a developer, they get a plan and code they can actually work with — not a locked-in template.

Yes. Start with a website. When you need logins, data, or workflows, the same factory can grow it into an app without throwing the first version away.

Yes. The site lives in your GitHub. You can keep using Codalio, or take the code to any developer or host. There is no lock-in to a template you cannot leave.

Start with the site. Keep the code.

Describe what you need. Get pages you can launch and own.