Describe your idea. Get a website, or a web app, that already works.
Genaya AI writes your site from your words: a business site wired to the services and prices, the booking page, the lead form, the published reviews, the hours and the number you already run in Genaya, or a web app with visitor accounts on the site's own database - and publishes it to your own genaya.site link. Every visitor action becomes a lead, an appointment, a deposit or a record where your team already works.
The website is the one part of the business that stopped moving
Most small-business websites are a brochure someone made once and nobody dares to touch - the prices are old, the form emails a mailbox nobody checks, and booking means "call us". A Genaya site is built from live data, so the price on the page is the price in your Items and Services, the form is your Engage form, the calendar is your real availability, and the reviews are the ones customers actually left.
The site shows prices from two years ago
The brochure site was built once. Since then the price list changed twice, a service was dropped, and the hours moved - and nobody wants to call the person who built it.
trending_downEvery visitor learns something that is no longer trueThe contact form emails a mailbox nobody checks
A request comes in on Saturday, sits in an inbox until Tuesday, and the visitor booked with the company that answered the same afternoon.
trending_downLeads that never reach the team are leads you paid forBooking means "call us during office hours"
The calendar lives in the office system; the website cannot see it. So the page says call us, and the evening visitor does not.
trending_downThe slowest step in the funnel is the front doorOne sentence in. A working draft out, in about two minutes.
New website opens Genaya AI with your company already filled in. Add what you do and what a visitor should do, and the plan ticks in the chat - reading your business, choosing a look, writing each page, wiring your booking page and lead form, adding Privacy, Terms and Policies. Each finished page appears in the preview as it is written; the first build is free for the first sites your plan includes.
- checkStarts from your company record, services, hours and reviews
- checkSix pages with the legal pages added for you
- check"Build me a website" in any chat runs the same path
Blocks bind to real modules. The page reads live values.
A services section shows the items you marked public, at the price in your price book today. The Book now section is your Engage booking page with your real availability. The reviews are the ones customers actually left. The call button dials your tracked number, the chat is your Live Chat widget, and the deposit button is a GenayaPay payment link. Genaya AI never invents a price, a review or a link - it wires what exists.
- checkServices, pricing and a bounded price calculator from Items and Services
- checkBooking, lead form and reviews from Engage; leads file into Leads
- checkEvery module is a switch on the site's Integrations tab
Icons, banners and a real type scale. Every site looks like an agency built it.
A Genaya site is not a template with your name pasted in. The block library carries a why-us row with an icon on every reason, numbered how-it-works steps, testimonials with a quote mark and initials, a trust band whose counters are counted live from your records, a closing banner over your photo or a gradient in your palette, a header with your booking button and phone, and a multi-column footer built from your pages and contact details. Sections alternate light and tinted bands on their own, so a page reads with rhythm instead of a wall of cards.
- checkForty icons drawn inline and matched to the trade - a chimney sweep gets a fireplace, a dentist a tooth
- checkPhoto or gradient banners in your palette, every text checked for readable contrast
- checkBadges only from what you told Genaya - never an invented year, licence or rating
Everything a business website needs, from the data you already have
Built by Genaya AI, from your brief
Your words are the brief: the site is built from what you describe, and your services, forms, booking page and reviews are wired in only when the brief is about your own business - describe a cafe on a plumbing account and you get a cafe site, and one organization holds several sites and apps, each from its own brief. With web search on for your organization, Genaya AI looks your trade up before it plans the pages - the sections customers expect, the service names they search for - and reads your current website when you type its address or have one on file for your company, so the plan starts from research, not a blank page; it never copies another business and never states a fact about you that did not come from you. Say what you do and what visitors should do, press Build, and the plan ticks page by page - Home, About, Services, Reviews, FAQ, Contact - with Privacy, Terms and Policies added for you. Genaya AI designs from one of seven named styles - Editorial, Grotesk, Craft, Noir, Clinical, Mono and Luxe - each with its own type, spacing, buttons and layouts chosen for your trade, so two businesses in the same industry never look alike. Real photos come with it: Genaya picks landscape pictures for the hero, the About section and a gallery from a free photo library, credits the photographer in the footer, and makes a picture with Genaya AI for a slot the library genuinely could not fill, or every one of them when you ask for generated pictures (20 credits each, at most 3 per build on the trial and 6 on every paid plan). Motion is built in - the hero fades in, sections rise into place on scroll, cards lift on hover - and switches off for visitors who ask their device for reduced motion. Skip the brief and start from a ready-made template instead - more than forty of them in four kinds: websites (a clinic, a salon, a design studio, a wealth adviser, a solar installer, a city guide), working apps (a sales CRM, an inventory manager, a support desk, a task board, a client portal), playable games and handy tools (a mortgage calculator, a focus timer, a unit converter) - free on every plan, with pages, a look and photos already in place; type a business name and a city and the site is ready to edit.
Blocks that bind to real modules
Services and pricing from Items and Services, a Book now section on your Engage booking page, a lead form that files into Leads, reviews from Engage, hours and service areas from Operations, a call and text button on your tracked number, Live Chat and a GenayaPay deposit button. Add a Store block and sell straight from that same catalog - a clinic sells a wellness package, an advisor a paid consultation, an agency a starter package, a contractor a maintenance plan or a part - a visitor checks out on your own site through GenayaPay and the order lands in Dashboard > Orders the moment it is paid, with an email and a bell for your team; nothing is retyped in a separate product list. Around them sit the designed blocks of a professional site: why-us reasons and numbered how-it-works steps with an icon from one closed set of 40 glyphs, a trust band whose counters are counted live, testimonials with a quote mark and initials, a closing banner over your photo or a gradient in your palette, a header with your booking button and phone, and a multi-column footer built from your pages and contact details.
Edit three ways, publish to your own link
Say it ("add an FAQ about pricing"); or press Edit and the page itself becomes the editor - hover a section for its outline, click it for a toolbar keyed to what you picked, double-click a headline to type it in place. By hand, without asking Genaya AI: open the Look panel in the top bar for the whole site's colors, fonts, corners, spacing, motion and light-or-dark mode; pick a section's own layout and fill from its Layout panel; or open Photo tools on any picture to regenerate it with Genaya AI or set its focal point. Or Rewind to an earlier version. Everything stays in draft until you press Publish and every AI edit carries a 15-minute Undo. Published sites live at <business>-<city>.genaya.site within a minute, served as full HTML with structured data so Google and AI crawlers can read it, with no scripts of your own, password fields or card fields allowed on a page and every publish checked before it goes live.
Web apps and dashboards too, not just brochures
Describe an app instead of a site - "build me a todo dashboard", "an inventory tracker", "a CRM for my leads", "a client portal", "an admin panel for the crew" - and Genaya builds a real application: a sidebar and a top bar frame it, a Dashboard screen comes first (a board grouped by status, or a table with sortable columns, with stat tiles, quick add and search), then one screen per table plus an All records view, and a New record button opens a form to add a row; each visitor signs in with a six-digit emailed code, never a password, and sees their own rows on a private table. Across industries: a clinic's intake tracker, an advisory firm's client portal for document requests, a software agency's feedback board, a field-service crew's job tracker, and a general contractor's punch-list dashboard. Publishing an app with sign-in is on Pro and above: 2,500 accounts per site on Pro, 10,000 on Business, 50,000 on Enterprise. Every site also starts with two tables of its own, Leads and Bookings: every form submission and every booking made on the site lands there, linked to the lead, the appointment and the client. Create a form or a booking page for this site in one click or by asking Genaya AI ("add a contact form asking for name, phone and roof type"), add custom tables by chat, and open Dashboard > Data to search, export a CSV and jump to the linked record. The site's Dashboard also carries Marketing (an SEO and AI search score with the fixes in order, a campaign to the site, social posts), API (the site's tables through the Developer API, with Copy for LLM), Logs (the activity log) and Code (the rendered files, read-only); Settings holds the favicon, the home page, Duplicate this site (Pro and up) and Save as template (Business and up), which New website offers under Start from a template.
From a sentence to a live site with traffic on it
Describe it
Open Marketing, then Websites, and click New website - or type "build me a website" in any Genaya AI chat. Add one sentence and confirm the card.
Watch it build
The plan ticks in the chat: reading your business, choosing a look, choosing pictures, writing each page, wiring your booking page and lead form, adding the legal pages. The draft opens in the preview.
Publish and send traffic
Press Publish, share the link, and run a campaign to the site with the tracked link the campaign builder prefills. Every lead, booking and deposit lands in Genaya as it happens and in the site's own Leads and Bookings tables, and the Websites widget on Home - the same card on the Genaya mobile app - shows visits, leads and bookings for the last 30 days, the records added this month, which sites are live and the public link.
One published site on Individual, three on Pro, ten on Business, unlimited on Enterprise.
Included in every plan under Marketing for every member with the Websites permission - nothing to switch on. The free trial builds and previews on a private link; publishing needs a paid plan. Hosting, the padlock, the genaya.site link and page views are included.
Built for the businesses Genaya already runs
Clinics and practices
A site with online booking, an intake form that avoids medical details, hours and directions - and a publish flow that asks a human to confirm regulated wording.
Advisers and agencies
A calm, credible site with your services, published reviews, a request-a-consultation form and a deposit button for the first engagement.
Field services and construction
Services with prices, a Book now section on your real schedule, service areas on a map, a tap-to-call tracked number and a deposit before the truck rolls.
A website that is part of the operation, not a brochure next to it
Websites is one part of Genaya. What a visitor does on the page becomes a lead, an appointment or a payment in the same workspace where your team already works - no integration project, no exports.
Engage
The Book now section is your booking page and the lead form is your Engage form - same availability, same submissions, rendered natively on the page.
Leads
Every form submission lands in a lead table named after the site, with the site as its lead source, and fires the usual notifications and automations.
GenayaPay
A deposit or invoice button uses a GenayaPay payment link; the amount comes from your document, never from the browser.
Campaigns
Run a campaign to this site prefills the campaign builder with a tracked link, so visits from the send show up under that campaign.
Questions owners ask before they let an AI build the site
Every plan. Build and preview on the free trial; publishing needs a paid plan. Published sites: 1 on Individual, 3 on Pro, 10 on Business, unlimited on Enterprise, with 10, 25, 50 and unlimited pages per site. Page views and hosting are free.
Yes. More than forty ready-made templates in four kinds - websites for clinics, salons, studios, advisers, trades and contractors, working apps such as a sales CRM, an inventory manager and a client portal, playable games, and tools such as a mortgage calculator and a focus timer - are free on every plan, including the trial: switch between All, Websites, Apps, Games and Tools, pick one, type a business name and a city, and the site is created at once with its pages, look and photos already in place, no build to wait for. You can still edit it by chat or by click afterward, exactly like a site Genaya AI built from a sentence, and you can save any site of your own as a private template on Business and up.
Yes - a real application, not a page with a form on it, in one of seven app styles (a light sidebar, a dark workspace, a black sidebar beside a light page, your brand color, a top menu, a monospace console or a warm paper desk) that you can switch by asking or in the editor. Describe it - "build me a todo dashboard", "an inventory tracker", "a CRM for my leads", "a portal for my tenants" - and Genaya AI builds it on the site's own database: a sidebar and a top bar frame the app, a Dashboard screen comes first (a board grouped by status, or a table with sortable columns, with stat tiles, quick add and search), then one screen per table plus an All records view, and a New record button opens a form to add a row. Visitors sign in with a six-digit code sent by email, no password; each table is Private, Visitors (each signed-in visitor sees their own rows) or Public (everyone sees every row). Build and preview on any plan; publishing an app with accounts is on Pro and above - 2,500 accounts per site on Pro, 10,000 on Business, 50,000 on Enterprise, with 2,000 / 5,000 / 10,000 records per account and 5,000 / 20,000 / 50,000 sign-in codes a day, each code one email on your plan.
Yes. Say it in one sentence - "build me a burger builder game", "a mortgage calculator", "a quiz that scores my visitors", "a pomodoro timer" - and Genaya AI writes a real working program in React, puts it on a website of its own and hosts it. It runs in your visitor's browser with the keyboard and with touch, on your own site address only, and it is checked before it is built and again before you publish. You can also attach a picture of a design you like and say "like in the image": Genaya reads the picture and builds to match it.
Yes. Ask for it when you build - "a trivia quiz with a leaderboard that saves", "a habit tracker where each visitor sees their own entries" - and Genaya AI creates the data tables in the website's own database and writes the program to read and save through them. A shared table such as a leaderboard can be read by every visitor; a private one shows each signed-in visitor only their own rows. Visitors sign in with a six-digit code sent by email, no password, and what they save shows under Dashboard > Data, where you can search and export it. Visitor accounts are on Pro and above; on the trial and the Individual plan the program is written to work without sign-in and keeps each visitor's progress on their own device.
No. The brief you type is the whole spec: describe a cafe, a portfolio, a landing page for a friend or an app and that is what you get, with the site's own contact form and booking page and nothing from your records. Your services, forms, booking page, reviews, hours and number are wired in only when the brief is about your own business ("a site for my business", "with my services", "with online booking"), and one organization holds several sites and apps, each from its own brief.
The first build is free for the first sites your plan includes (1 on the trial) and does not touch your Genaya AI credit budget; after that a first build spends credits like any rebuild. The free-library photos never cost credits on any build. A Genaya AI picture costs 20 credits (up to 3 per build on the trial, 6 on paid plans). A rebuild or a chat edit spends ordinary Genaya AI credits; Undo and Rewind never do.
Every site gets its own genaya.site link the moment it is created - <business>-<city>.genaya.site - with a padlock, a global content cache and a per-site sitemap. Rename it on the site's Dashboard under Domains and the old link redirects for 30 days.
Yes, on the Pro plan and above. Type a name under Find a domain on the site's Dashboard > Domains (or under Operations > Domains), pick an available one and pay. A domain is priced per year at a 50% markup over what the registry charges for that year: most .com names are $19.99 the first year and $29.99 a year after, and both prices show before you pay. Privacy and DNS records are included, the records are written for you and the site answers on the domain within minutes. The renewal is charged to your card once a year, 40 days before the domain expires, and you are told the exact amount 45 days ahead. Renewals, DNS records and the transfer lock are managed under Operations > Domains. A domain you already own connects the same way with two DNS records.
A form submission becomes a lead in a table named after your site with the site as its lead source; a booking becomes a real appointment and client; a deposit is a GenayaPay payment. Nothing lives only on the website.
Yes. On Dashboard > Integrations the Forms and Bookings rows carry Create for this site: name the form and pick its starter fields, or name the booking page and pick the services, and the site gets a form or booking page of its own, already bound to its contact page. Genaya AI creates them by chat too. They run on the same engine as every other Genaya form and booking page, open in the same editors, stay out of the organization's Engage lists unless you look under Website forms, and go to the trash with the site. Connecting an existing Engage form or booking page still works exactly as before.
In the site's own tables, under Dashboard > Data. Leads and Bookings are part of every site: a form submission becomes a row of Leads linked to the lead it created, a booking becomes a row of Bookings linked to the appointment and the client. Custom tables (a price list, testimonials, a waitlist) are created by chat or on Dashboard > Data; members with the Websites data permission can search, open the linked records and export a CSV, and the phone shows the same tables read-only. Tables per site: 3 on the trial (Leads, Bookings and one of your own), 5 on Individual, 15 on Pro, 50 on Business, unlimited on Enterprise; records per site 1,000 / 20,000 / 100,000 / 500,000 / 500,000. A visitor's form or booking always lands as a row; the limit applies when a member or Genaya AI adds a record by hand.
Yes - add a Store block and anything already priced and marked to sell online in your Items and Services catalog shows up there, items and services side by side. Or say it in the brief - "I want to sell my products online" - and Genaya AI plans an Order page with the store, the cart and the checkout for you, as long as GenayaPay is set up and at least one item is priced and marked to sell online. A visitor checks out on your own site through GenayaPay (card, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay once your account is fully set up), the price is always re-checked on the server the instant before the charge, and the order lands in Dashboard > Orders the moment it is paid, with an email confirmation and a bell for your team. Choose pickup, delivery (one flat fee) or neither for a services-only site; tax follows your organization's existing default tax; stock you already track in Items and Services is held the moment checkout starts and taken once the order is paid, so two visitors can never buy the last one. An order is its own record - it never mints a duplicate invoice.
Open the order in Dashboard > Orders, or the payment in GenayaPay > Payments, and refund all or part of it - GenayaPay's usual processing and fee rules apply, the same as every other refund on your account. A full refund of a tracked item puts the stock back once; a partial refund leaves it to you. Refunding needs both the Websites orders refund permission and the GenayaPay refund permission, so an owner or admin can restrict who is allowed to send money back.
Yes. Press Edit and click anything on the page for a toolbar keyed to what you picked - color, font, size, weight and alignment on text. Open the palette icon Look in the top bar for the whole site's colors, fonts, corner radius, density, motion and light-or-dark mode at once, checked against a 4.5:1 contrast floor as you go. A selected section has its own Layout panel (on a site built with one of the seven design styles, the arrangements that section type offers, plus a fill tone), and any picture has Photo tools to regenerate it with Genaya AI or set its focal point. Every change saves as you go, with Undo to put back what you had.
Ready to describe your business?
Open Websites, add one sentence, and watch the pages appear with your booking page, lead form and reviews already on them.