A dedicated web design and development assistant who takes your brief to a live, fast, search-ready site in weeks, not months, using AI at every stage of the build. Better looking, faster built, and the same person stays on to maintain it.
AI does not replace the designer or the developer. It removes the waiting between them. Here is the same website on both routes.
You know what you like and cannot get it built. Our assistants turn references and a brief into a site that looks the part.
Platforms, hosting, integrations, code. You should not need to learn any of it to have a working site.
A slow, dated site costs leads every day. Speed, mobile and freshness are part of the job, not extras.
Bars are to scale, for a typical five-to-eight page business site. Larger builds take longer on both routes, and the ratio holds.
At each stage you can see what you do, what the AI does and what your assistant does. The assistant decides. The AI accelerates.
Day 1Goals, audience, pages, examples you like, brand assets and any content you have. A structured intake and a short call, not a blank page.
Day 1 to 2Your sector is benchmarked. Competitor sites are torn down for structure, speed and messaging. Reference boards are pulled from Dribbble and current design systems.
Day 3 to 5Two or three visual directions and homepage mock-ups, in your brand, produced with the assistant’s design skill and AI image and layout tools. You pick one before anything is built.
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Week 2The site is built in your platform with AI coding assistants wired into the tools: mock-ups converted to sections and components, copy variants generated, forms, CRM, payments and analytics integrated through their APIs.
Week 3Speed, mobile, accessibility and SEO checked against real audits and fixed before launch: image weights, Core Web Vitals, metadata, structured data, sitemaps and copy written to rank.
Launch and afterDomain, hosting and deployment handled. Then the same assistant stays on for content, updates, backups and performance, month to month.
Six kinds of build, each with its scope and the platforms we use. Custom code where it earns its place, modern builders where they are faster.
Five to twelve pages that explain what you do and get the enquiry. Designed from your brief, built in your platform, live in two to three weeks.
Pages built for one job: capture the lead or make the sale. Wired to your email, CRM and payments.
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Storefronts on Shopify or WooCommerce with products, payments, shipping and the e-commerce assistant to run them afterwards.
Booking systems, client portals, internal dashboards and custom forms, built on modern code with a real database behind them.
A dated site rebuilt on a modern platform without losing your content, your rankings or your integrations.
The same assistant stays on after launch: updates, backups, security, content, bug fixes and hosting, month to month.
Our assistants use AI models and coding assistants wired directly into the design and development tools through their APIs. That is where the speed comes from. Here is exactly who does what, task by task.
OpenAIGeminiCursorGitHubn8nFigmaEvery site is audited before launch and again after, with the fixes made, not just reported. A pretty site that loads in six seconds is a slow site.
We do not promise a ranking position. We promise a site with nothing technical holding it back, and honest reporting on what moves.
Illustrative scores. Your audit is run on your site and shared with you.
Real client sites, as they are live today. No invented numbers.
Site, CRM and landing pages inside GoHighLevel
A CRM designed, built and integrated with the site
Website upkeep and show design for a touring musician
A Wix site maintained alongside a month-long campaign
We recommend the platform that fits the job and your budget, then build in it properly.
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Designers and developers who have shipped real sites, tested on a live brief before they meet a client, and trained on the AI tools.
A brief, references and concepts before a line is built. Two or three profiles, you interview, you choose.
The same person maintains the site. A team lead reviews the work and covers when they are away.
From $8 to $15 an hour, month to month. A full site for a fraction of an agency quote, and no retainer to keep it running.
Straight answers on ownership, AI-written code, timelines, SEO and cost.
You do. Hosting, domain, platform and repository accounts are opened in your name and your assistant works in them as a collaborator. Every design file and every line of code is yours, and stays yours if we stop working together.
AI drafts, a person ships. Every generated section is reviewed, tested on real devices and checked for security and accessibility by your assistant before it goes live. We use AI to remove the waiting, not the review.
A five-to-eight page business site typically takes two to three weeks from brief to launch. Landing pages take days. Stores and web apps depend on scope and are quoted after the brief call.
You pick a concept before anything is built, so revisions happen where they are cheap. After that, changes within the agreed scope are part of the job. If the scope grows, we tell you before it costs you.
The one that fits the job and your budget. Builders like WordPress, Webflow and Wix when they are faster; Next.js, React and Supabase when you need an app or custom functionality. We recommend, you decide.
We do not promise a position, and you should be wary of anyone who does. We deliver a site with nothing technical holding it back: fast, mobile-first, structured data, metadata and copy written for the searches that matter, plus Search Console reporting so you can see what moves.
The same assistant stays on, month to month, for content, updates, backups, security and fixes. Most clients keep five to ten hours a month for upkeep and grow it when they need new pages or campaigns.
Yes. Content, images, forms and integrations move across, redirects are set so rankings are kept, and the old site stays live until the new one is checked.
Assistants are $8 to $15 an hour with no contract. A typical business site runs 40 to 80 assistant hours end to end, so a full build usually lands well under a single agency retainer, with maintenance at a few hours a month afterwards.
Book a free consultation. Tell us what the site needs to do and show us two you like, and we will come back with a plan, a timeline and two or three profiles of assistants who can build it.
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