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This is the heart of Crevio. You describe what you want, and Crevio’s AI builds it for you — the design, the pages, the words, the layout, all of it. You do not write a single line of anything technical. You just talk to Crevio like you would a designer who never sleeps. And it is not only marketing websites. Crevio can build you a fully functional web app too — a booking tool, a client portal, a members area, a directory, a calculator, an interactive dashboard, whatever your business needs. Same approach: describe it, and Crevio builds the real, working thing. If you have ever felt stuck staring at a blank page or a complicated website builder, this is for you. There are no templates to wrestle with and no settings to figure out. You say what you want, and Crevio makes it.

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Why you’d use this

  • You want a real website or app fast. Describe it once and it is built, usually within minutes.
  • You are not technical. You never have to touch design tools, code, or hosting. Crevio handles every part.
  • You want it to keep up with you. As your business changes, you just ask Crevio to update the site — no redoing it from scratch.
The golden rule of Crevio: when in doubt, just ask. If you can describe it in a sentence, Crevio can usually build it.

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Start your website by describing it

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Tell Crevio what you're selling

Open Crevio and describe your business in your own words. The more you share, the better the result — but a single sentence is enough to begin. For example:“I’m a personal trainer. I want a warm, friendly site with my coaching packages, an about page, and a place for people to join my mailing list.”
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Add the look and feel you want

Mention your style if you have one in mind — “bold and modern”, “calm and minimal”, “playful with bright colors”. If you are not sure, leave it out and Crevio will choose something that fits your business.
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Let Crevio build it

Crevio gets to work and assembles your full website or app — pages, design, and sample content. You can watch the progress as it goes.
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Look it over

When it is ready, Crevio shows you a preview of your new site. Click around and see how it feels. Nothing is final — everything can be changed.
Your preview has its own link that stays the same, so you can open it on your phone or send it to a teammate. Preview links are only for your own team: whoever opens one is asked to sign in, and only people who belong to your business can see it. Unfinished work stays private, whatever access you’ve set for your live site. If your site has been idle for a few minutes, the first visit shows a short “Starting preview” page while it wakes up, then loads your site. Links you’ve already shared keep working.
Not happy with the first version? That is completely normal and totally fine. Just tell Crevio what you would like different. The first build is a starting point, not the finish line.

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Ask Crevio to change anything

Once your site exists, improving it is just a conversation. You do not hunt through menus — you describe what you want and Crevio makes the change. Things you can simply ask for:
  • “Make it bolder and more colorful.”
  • “Add a pricing section with three plans.”
  • “Move the sign-up form higher up the page.”
  • “Write a friendlier welcome message at the top.”
  • “Add a frequently asked questions section.”
  • “Use a softer, more elegant style throughout.”
Crevio makes the change and shows you the result. If it is not quite right, ask again. You can go back and forth as many times as you like.
Be as specific or as loose as you want. “Make it feel more premium” works just as well as “change the buttons to dark green.” Crevio fills in the details.

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Choose who can see your site

You decide who is allowed to view your website. This is handy whether you are still polishing it or want to keep certain pages for paying members only. You can change this at any time. A common path is to keep it admins-only while you set things up, then open it to everyone when you are ready to launch.
Customers and Account members are not the same thing. Customers are everyone on your customer list, including leads who haven’t bought anything; account members are the people who help you run the business. Pick Customers for a members area your buyers log into.

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Keep a site out of search engines

Under Visibility, turn off Show in search engines to ask Google and other search engines not to list your site. Visitors can still open it from a link. This only matters for a public site: sites that need a sign-in are never listed anyway. Someone signed in to a members area can sign out again from the site itself — the sign-out link ends the session on that site only, and never signs them out of anything else.

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How Crevio checks your members area

When Crevio builds or changes pages only signed-in customers can see, it tests them as a customer would. Each site gets its own test member for this: a customer named “Test member” with an address ending in @test-member.invalid. You’ll see it in your customer list. No email ever reaches it, and it never pays for anything. Sites limited to your team don’t use one, since customers can’t sign in to them.

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Find a site in your list

On the Sites screen you can search by name or address, filter by who created a site and by whether it’s live, sleeping or not published yet, and sort by most recently published, name, or age. To keep a site at the top for your whole team, open its menu and choose Pin to top.

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See your site’s data

The Database tab in your site’s settings shows the tables your site stores its data in, like sign-ups, bookings or orders, and the rows inside each one. Switch between the live site and the development copy Crevio builds against. Nothing here changes your data; to change it, ask Crevio. When something on your site breaks, ask Crevio to check your site’s logs.

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Use your connected apps on your site

Your site can show live data from the apps you connected to Crevio, like a list of your latest HubSpot deals, upcoming calendar events or rows from your own API. Ask for it: “show our five newest Notion projects on the homepage.”
  • Only team connections. A site can use the connections your whole team shares. Someone’s personal connection, or one you limited to specific people, stays off limits. To use one, connect it again as a team connection under Customize → Connectors.
  • The same rules as chats. Reading data happens right away. An action you set to ask for approval first, like sending an email, waits until someone on your team approves it in Crevio.

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Bring an older site up to the latest version

Sites built a while ago keep running the design foundation they started with, so they miss newer built-in features (like the members area and sign-in). Ask Crevio: “update my site to the latest version.” Crevio first saves a backup of your site, then moves your pages, words and design onto the newest foundation and checks everything on the preview. Your live site is not touched until you say to publish. If anything doesn’t work, Crevio puts your site back exactly as it was and tells you.

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Connect your own web address

Every Crevio site comes with its own free web address right away, so it works the moment it is built. When you are ready to look more professional, you can connect your own custom web address — like yourbrand.com — instead. You can buy a brand-new web address inside Crevio or connect one you already own. Crevio walks you through it and confirms when everything is live.

Set up your own web address

See the full, plain-language guide to buying or connecting a custom web address.

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See how your site is doing

Crevio shows you visitor stats so you can tell what is working. At a glance you can see how many people are visiting, which pages they look at most, and where they are coming from. You do not need to set anything up — the stats are simply there.
You can ask Crevio about your numbers too: “How many people visited my site this week?” or “Which page is most popular?”

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How many websites you can have

Every plan includes one website. Running several side by side — a second brand, a separate project, a client site — is part of the Business plan: Once you’re at your limit, the Create site button is grayed out with a note explaining you’ve reached your plan’s limit and pointing you to Business for unlimited sites. Upgrading lifts the limit immediately — no need to delete your existing site first.

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Crevio publishes it for you

When you are happy with your site, Crevio publishes it and keeps it online for you. There is no separate hosting to buy, no buttons to wire up, and nothing technical to manage. Your site stays up and running, and every time you ask for a change, Crevio updates the live version for you. A site only goes live when you or Crevio publishes it on purpose. If you tell Crevio “don’t publish yet” — in a chat or in a scheduled job — it stays a draft until you say otherwise.

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Free sites go offline after 30 quiet days

On the free plan, Crevio takes your site offline when all of these have been true for 30 days:
  • Nobody on your account has messaged Crevio or opened Crevio.
  • Your site has not been published.
  • Your site does not use your own web address.
Visitors then see a “Coming soon” page instead. Nothing is deleted: your site’s design, content, products and orders all stay in your account. Your site comes back on its own as soon as you send Crevio a message or subscribe to a plan. Crevio publishes the same version that was live before, which takes a few minutes. If you only open Crevio without sending a message, your site comes back within a day. Sites on a paid plan, and sites using your own web address, are never taken offline this way.
You are never locked into a final version. Your website grows and changes alongside your business — just keep asking Crevio.

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If something goes wrong

Tell Crevio what feels off in plain words — “this section is too crowded” or “I wanted warmer colors.” Crevio will adjust it. The more detail you give about what you do and do not like, the closer the next version gets.
Just ask Crevio to undo it or try a different approach. For example: “That is not what I meant — go back to how it was and instead make the heading larger.”
You can go back to an earlier version. Ask Crevio: “Roll my site back to the version before this morning’s update.” It puts the previous published version live again, and you can then work out the change properly without visitors seeing a broken site in the meantime.
When you connect a custom web address, it can take a little while to become active across the internet. This is normal. See the web address guide for what to expect, and Crevio will confirm once it is live.
Start with the basics: what you sell, who it is for, and the feeling you want visitors to have. You can also ask Crevio for ideas — “What kind of homepage would suit a yoga studio?” — and build from there.
Your plan includes one website. To run more than one — a second brand, a separate project, a client site — upgrade to the Business plan, which allows unlimited websites. See how many websites you can have.

Your own web address

Buy a new web address or connect one you already own.

Products

Add the things you sell so they appear on your site.

Terms, privacy & refund policies

Let Crevio write the legal pages your site needs.