Describe a Website, Get a Website
Type what you want and Unizune AI writes the HTML, CSS and JavaScript for it. The preview updates beside you as it goes, and when you are happy, publishing is one switch — the address starts working immediately.
Every site is static: real HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript, with Tailwind available from its CDN. No build step, no bundler, nothing to install. That is the constraint that makes the rest work — a site is a handful of text files, so it renders instantly, publishes instantly, and you can open any file and edit it by hand whenever the builder gets something not quite right.
Each request rewrites only the files it needs to. Asking for a pricing section does not throw away the header you spent ten minutes on.
Published sites live on their own domain rather than under this one, and that is about safety rather than tidiness: your site's JavaScript runs in its own security context, where it cannot reach anyone's account here.
What it's good for
- Landing pages, coming-soon pages and one-page sites
- Portfolios, menus, price lists and event pages
- Getting something real online in ten minutes rather than ten days
- Editing by hand afterwards — it is ordinary HTML, not a locked builder format
What it won't do
- Store data, take payments, send email, or log anyone in. A form can be made to look right, but there is nothing behind it. Host the backend elsewhere and link out.
- Build a React, Vue or TypeScript app. There is no build step per site, so a package import would simply be a blank page — this is deliberate, not a temporary limitation of this version.
- Rank in search. Sites sit on a shared subdomain that asks crawlers to stay away, and custom domains are not supported yet.
- Publish more than three sites at once on the free plan. Drafts are unlimited, so experimenting costs nothing.
Related: the full documentation