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One workspace builds the page, publishes it, and reads the submissions back to you in plain English. Here's the whole loop, including what the digest email actually says.
Pick a template, describe what you want, and let AI build it. Publish in minutes.
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Every tool can generate a page now. The real question is whether an AI agent can build a real website, publish it, and keep running it. On Sitelas, an agent with a single API key gets the same tools as a person: design and publish a site, then read its form submissions and analytics — while a human keeps control of what ships and what costs money.
Everyone can generate a website now. The harder part is running it on day 2 — the leads, the replies, the edits. A Sitelas site is built and run by an AI agent, so the same chat that built it also runs it: read submissions, draft replies, and edit the page, all by asking.
Attach your résumé PDF in Claude, say "build me a portfolio," and Sitelas reads it, picks a template that fits, maps your experience and projects into a real editable site, previews it privately, and publishes on your say-so.
Paste a URL, say "clone this," and Claude rebuilds the page as a real, editable Sitelas site — same structure, fonts, colors, and imagery — previewed privately and published only when you say go. Plus the one copyright caveat that matters.
A guided tour of the Sitelas visual editor — edit vs. live, mobile preview, the theme panel, single and collection pages, the built-in AI assistant, and exactly how draft, preview, and publish fit together.
Build a form in the Sitelas editor, read every entry in your inbox automatically, and forward submissions to a Google Sheet, Slack, or your CRM with one webhook — plus how file uploads work.
One conversation: Claude builds the launch page, collects every signup in your Sitelas inbox, scores them by fit, and drafts the early-access invites from your Gmail — no site builder, form tool, or spreadsheet triage.
Build, restyle, and publish a real website by describing it to Claude with the Sitelas connector. Claude hands you a private preview URL first — you review, refine, and only publish when it's right, and every later edit follows the same preview-then-publish loop.
