Welcome to Wemob

Wemob is a quiet studio for making websites, stores, and apps through ordinary conversation. You type a sentence describing what you want — a café landing page, a portfolio, an online shop, a booking tool — and a working version of it appears in front of you, live, inside your browser. You refine it by chatting, and when you're happy, one button puts it online.

What you can build#

Wemob is designed for small, sharp, beautiful things — the kind of sites and apps a person or a small team ships, not the kind a hundred-person company maintains. People use it to build:

• Landing pages for products, services, and events
• Personal portfolios and résumés
• Restaurant and café websites with menus and reservations
• Wedding and party invitation pages
• Simple online stores with a few products and a checkout
• Small blogs and newsletters
• Internal tools and forms for your own team
• Prototype SaaS dashboards to test an idea

It works best when the thing you want feels small and well-defined. It is less well-suited to sprawling enterprise applications with many moving parts — that's not what we're optimizing for.

How it feels to use#

Using Wemob is closer to talking to a designer friend than to filling out a form. You describe the mood, the content, the shape. You see the result. You ask for changes. You see those too. There are no templates to pick, no drag-and-drop canvases, no wizards to step through.

When you first open a project, you'll see three things:

• The chat on the left, where you type what you want
• The live preview on the right, where your site appears
• The tabs at the top for deeper work — editing images, managing products, looking at visitor numbers, going live

That's the whole interface. Everything else lives behind a menu.

Is Wemob for me?#

Wemob is for people who:

• Want to make a small, specific website without hiring anyone
• Have a clear idea but don't want to wrestle with a template library
• Care how the result looks and reads — the typography, the tone, the small details
• Want to ship quickly and change their mind often

It's also a good fit for people who already know how to code but would rather describe the shape of a site than write every line of it by hand. You can always drop into the code editor and tweak things yourself.

Start here#

Pick the page that matches where you are right now. Each one stands on its own — read in any order.