About
A website builder that stays out of your way.
We built WUWI Sites on a simple idea: AI should get you to a real starting point fast, and then get out of the way completely.
Most "AI website builders" ask you to pick from a handful of templates, generate some placeholder copy, and then hand you a page-builder that still fights you at every turn — locked sections, hidden logic, layouts you can't actually restructure. The AI part is fast. The part where you own and shape what it made is where everything falls apart.
We built WUWI Sites to fix the second half. Describe what you're building, get a real, complete starting point — then every section, every element, every word is yours to rearrange, restyle, or delete. No locked blocks. No "upgrade to edit this." The output is real, semantic HTML, not a black box.
It's a small, deliberate bet: that the best AI tools are the ones that hand you real control, not just a faster first draft.
Who it's for
For the people who don't have a web team.
Shop owners, tradespeople, studios, clinics, freelancers — the people who need a real website this week and have a business to run in the meantime.
What we build around
A few things we don't compromise on
Real ownership
Export anytime. Nothing you build is trapped here.
Nothing locked away
Every AI-drafted section is a normal, editable block.
Built to be found
Real semantic HTML and SEO, not an afterthought.
A starting point, not a cage
AI gets you 90% there fast. The last 10% is always yours.
How we work
The rules we hold ourselves to
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The draft is a starting point
Whatever the AI writes is an ordinary, editable page from the first second. Nothing it makes is off limits to you.
02
No locked blocks
Every section, element and word can be moved, restyled or deleted. There is no paid tier that unlocks editing.
03
Real HTML underneath
Semantic markup, real headings, real links. Search engines read the same page your visitors do.
04
Your work leaves with you
Export at any time. A site you built here is not held hostage by staying here.
05
Plain language in the editor
If a control needs a manual, it is the wrong control. Everything is named for what it does.