autoSite

About the startup

utoSite — the website that updates itself when you talk to it Most website builders ask you to become a part-time web designer just to change a headline. autoSite skips all of that. You get a real, live website — and to update it, you just send a message. How it works Open Telegram, message the autoSite bot what you want changed — "update the price to $49," "swap this headline," "add a new photo of the shop" — and attach a screenshot or photo if it helps explain. The AI makes the change on a dev version of your site first. You review it, see exactly what changed, and only then push it live. Your production site stays untouched — visitors keep seeing the current version — until you approve the update. Why it's different No code, ever. You'll never touch HTML, CSS, or a page builder. If you can text a friend, you can run your site. No admin panel to learn. There's nothing to click through, no settings menu to get lost in — just describe the change in plain language. Photos work too. Send a screenshot of what you want it to look like, or a photo you want added, and autoSite understands the context. Dev and prod, always separate. Every change is drafted on a dev version so you can check the AI's work before it touches your live site. No surprise edits, no broken pages visitors stumble onto — you're always one look away from full control. Changes go live fast. Once you approve, updates publish within seconds to minutes — no build times, no waiting for a deploy. Built for real life, not just launch day. Most websites go stale because updating them is a hassle — or because owners are afraid to touch anything that works. autoSite removes both problems: it's easy to ask for changes, and safe to try them. Who it's for If you need a website and don't want to become its full-time maintainer — a small business, a solo founder, a freelancer, or anyone who just wants a site that works and stays easy to touch — autoSite handles the technical side so you can focus on what to say, not how to say it in code.