How it works

Pureko Webmaker turns a conversation with your own AI into a real website. You describe the business; the AI writes the pages, shows you a preview, and publishes when you say so.

What you need before you start

An invitation to this serviceWe are invite-only. You sign in with the email address that was invited — there is no password, we email you a 6-digit code.
A Claude or ChatGPT account you can add a connector toClaude: any plan (free accounts may keep one custom connector). ChatGPT: Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise or Edu — developer mode is needed and is not available on free accounts. In a company workspace an administrator has to allow custom connectors first.
About 15 minutesConnecting takes 2–3 minutes. A first version of a small site usually takes another ten.
The facts about your businessName, what you do, address and phone, opening hours, what you want visitors to do (book, call, order). The AI will ask, and anything you don't have it leaves as a clearly marked placeholder.
Photos and a logo (optional)Your own photos always look better than generated ones. You can upload them from the dashboard at any time, and the AI can also generate images if you have none.
A domain name (optional)Every site gets a free address like yourname.pureko.dev. You can add your own domain later — on a paid plan, connect one you already own.

Getting started

  1. Go to pureko.app, enter the email address your invitation was sent to, and type the 6-digit code we email you. There is no password.
  2. Read and accept the terms (once).
  3. Open “Connect AI”, copy the connection URL, and add it in Claude or ChatGPT. Name the connector exactly pureko.app.
  4. You are sent back here to sign in and press “Allow”. That connects your AI to your account.
  5. Start a new chat, switch the connector on for that chat, and ask for your site: “Using pureko.app, build a website for …”.
  6. The AI asks a few questions, builds the pages and sends you a preview link. Look at it, ask for changes in plain words, and say “publish it on pureko.app” when you are happy.

Talking to the AI

Always write “pureko.app” in your message, rather than the product name. ChatGPT has its own feature called Sites, and a message that says “site” can send it there instead.

Speak normally — there is nothing to learn. “Make the header warmer”, “move the menu above the photos”, “add a page about lunch sets”, “make the phone number bigger on mobile” all work.

The AI can see its own work: it takes screenshots of the site on desktop and mobile and fixes what looks wrong before showing you.

It can also read your enquiries (“check pureko.app for new enquiries”), roll back (“put yesterday's version back”), and look after the domain.

If it ever seems to have forgotten the site, say “list my sites on pureko.app” to bring it back.

Photos, logo and images

Open your site in the dashboard and choose Upload photos. Drag your files in — large photos are shrunk automatically, so phone photos are fine.

Then tell the AI: “in pureko.app, use the photos I uploaded”. It picks suitable ones and writes the alt text.

If you have no photos yet, ask the AI to generate images. Treat them as placeholders for atmosphere: don't present a generated picture as your actual shop, staff or dish.

Have a logo? Upload it too and say “use my logo in the header”.

Enquiry forms

Ask for a form (“add a reservation form”) and it works immediately — nothing to set up.

Every submission is emailed to you and kept in Enquiries on your site's page in the dashboard.

You can change the address that receives them under Settings on the same page.

Forms include a simple spam trap and a rate limit. They cannot take payments or file uploads.

Preview, publish and going back

A preview link is private to you and is not indexed by search engines. Share it with a colleague before publishing if you like.

Publishing is instant, and so is going back: every preview is kept as a version. Say “publish yesterday's version again”, or use Version history on the site page.

The published site is served worldwide from Cloudflare's network, with HTTPS included.

Using your own domain

Your site is already online at yourname.pureko.dev. A domain of your own (example.com) is optional and can be added at any time. Open your site in the dashboard and choose Custom domain. There are two ways:

  1. Connect a domain you already own. Type the address you want to use (www.example.com is the safest choice). We show you one record to add at the company where you bought the domain — type CNAME, a name, and a value. Add it there, come back and press “Check status”. It usually goes live within 5–30 minutes, with the certificate issued automatically.

What to know about domains

Email is not included. We publish websites only. If you want info@example.com, keep or buy a mail service separately (Google Workspace, your current provider, and so on). If your domain already handles email, connecting the website does not affect it as long as you only add the record we show you.

Japanese .jp / .co.jp domains cannot be bought here. Buy them at a Japanese registrar and then connect them with the second method above.

Registrations and renewals are not refundable, and a domain renews once a year.

Prefer www.example.com: many domain companies do not allow the bare example.com to point at a service like ours. If you want the bare domain too, ask your domain company to forward example.com to www.example.com.

Questions people ask

Do I need to know anything technical?

No. If you can chat with an AI and read your email, you can use this. You never see a file or a line of code.

What does it cost?

See the Pricing page (/pricing) for the plans. Connecting a domain you already own is included on Starter and above. The domain itself is paid to the company you buy it from.

Your AI subscription (Claude or ChatGPT) is separate and stays with you.

Why do I have to write “pureko.app” instead of the product name?

Because ChatGPT has a built-in feature called Sites, and a message mentioning “site” can send it there instead. The web address is unambiguous.

Can I edit the site myself, without the AI?

Text and design changes go through the AI — that is the point of the service. From the dashboard you can upload photos, publish, roll back, change the site name and the notification address, and manage the domain.

Is my site found on Google?

The AI writes the titles, descriptions and a sitemap that search engines need. Being found still takes time and depends on your content and your competition. Previews are deliberately hidden from search engines.

Who owns the site?

You do — the text, the images you provide and the published site are yours. You are also responsible for what is on it; see the Terms of Service.

Can I take the site elsewhere later?

Yes. Ask us and we will send you the files; they are ordinary HTML, CSS and images that any host can serve.

How many sites can I have?

Up to 20 per account, each with up to 500 files.

What happens if the AI writes something wrong?

Check every page before you publish — AI can be confidently wrong. Ask for corrections in the chat, and use Version history if a change made things worse.

Can more than one person work on a site?

Today a site belongs to the account that created it. Ask us if you need a shared account for your team.

I connected the AI but it does not seem to know about my sites.

Make sure the connector is switched on for that chat (Claude: “+” → Connectors; ChatGPT: @ or the tools menu), then say “list my sites on pureko.app”.

Still stuck?

Write to aiweb@supersonicdesign.com and tell us what you asked the AI and what happened. Screenshots help.