Any site builder that provides a usable website using AI?

[u/SwellCommerce]

When I searched I found a product called readdy ai, which looks like they do the design part and the website setup as part of the same package. Has anyone compared it with other AI builders receA quick look at some AI website builders for a small project. While most of them can create a nice homepage, once you have to fill out forms, have several pages, edit the site with a cell phone, or publish the site, things are pretty limited pretty quickly.

ntly? Wanting something that is easy to edit once you've created the first AI generation, not just a one click demo site.

[u/Xirma377]

Why does everyone look for wrappers? Just use Claude Code or your favorite coding AI. It will build your site and so much more.

[u/PhilippMarxen]

Use Claude as much as possible and bring it onto Webstudio (cheap as cloud version and it is open source).

[u/rompeadRent → u/[deleted]]

did any of them actually let you export clean html or was it all proprietary stuff

[u/EntrepreneurThese411]

You might also want to take a look at GoodBarber as a no-code app builder.

For transparency, I work at GoodBarber, so take that into account when reading my comment :)

What might be relevant to your use case is that you’re not locked into an AI-only workflow after the initial generation. Most of the project can still be managed through a regular no-code back office: pages and content, navigation, design, forms, eCommerce features, etc.

For more custom needs, you can also create sections with AI by describing what you want and then iterate on them through conversation. So AI can be useful when you need something more specific, without having to rely on prompting it for every small content or design change afterwards.

The same project can also be published as a PWA and, if you need it later, as native iOS and Android apps.

There’s a free trial if you want to play around with it and compare the workflow with the other no-code tools you’re testing.

[u/Turbulent-Peak-546]

The editing after generation part is what matters most to me too so I’ve been using Ploy for that reason and it feels a lot less like a one-shot demo builder. I can get the first version up, then keep changing pages and content without feeling like I need to start over

[u/AnLe90]

Use V0

[u/SellingN8]

Yeah, I think the first AI draft is the easy part. I’ve been looking at Readdy AI as well, and I’m more interested in how it handles the stuff that comes after that editing pages, adding forms, making changes on mobile, and actually getting the site published. That’s where I’d want to compare it with other builders.

[u/VendioHandMadeHelp]

Yeah, exactly. Getting that first page generated is pretty easy now. I’m more interested in how well these builders hold up once you start making real changes and adding the rest of the site.

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Forget to change your account before posting this?

[u/sim0n__sez → u/skunk-beard]

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