Say what you need. aiKit does the work.

aiKit is one place to run the tools a small business uses every day, by saying what you need in plain words. You can build and host a website from a conversation, add pages that actually work (quote requests, a quote builder, booking, contact, lead sign-ups, and file uploads), collect client feedback right on the live page, and keep each client's sites, questions, and approvals together. It's made for service businesses, real estate agents, agencies that run sites for many clients, restaurants and shops, and print and promo shops, which also get Prepress Studio and customer proofs. You pick a starter kit for your kind of work when you sign up, and you can add or remove tools any time.

No. You describe what you want, and you ask for changes the same way, typed or spoken: “move the hours above the map” or “make the top photo brighter.” aiKit plans the work, makes the change, and saves every change as a version, so if you don't like a result you restore the one before it with one click. There's no code editor, no page builder to learn, and nothing to install. If you do have a developer or build in another AI tool, they can keep working that way, and aiKit hosts the result.

No. Print tools are one part of aiKit, not the center of it. Most people use aiKit for their website and the tools around it: taking quote requests and bookings, sorting contact messages, collecting leads, and getting client feedback without a pile of emails. A plumbing company, a real estate agent, a salon, and a marketing agency all use the same core tools. Print and promo shops get two extra tools on top: Prepress Studio, which gets customer files ready to print, and customer proofs that clients approve from their phone.

Working today: websites built from a conversation, with real hosting and a free 90-day preview; Connect, for sites built in other AI tools; the Site Plan; client pins and editing right on the live site; client questions from a link; quote request, quote builder, contact, booking, lead sign-up, and “send us your file” pages; a “Check it works” button for each of them; clients with many sites and teammates on each; Copy & improve for an existing site; kits and shelves of tools; Prepress Studio; and customer proofs. Coming soon: online stores, client presentations, Mockup Studio, logo cleanup, making your own tool, and a marketplace. Anything coming soon is labeled that way everywhere on the site.

No. Your clients answer kickoff questions, leave pins on the exact spot they want changed, read the Site Plan, and approve proofs from a private link, with no login and nothing to download. Your customers use the pages on your website (quote requests, bookings, sign-ups, file uploads) like any other website. Only you and the teammates you invite sign in to aiKit, and you choose what each teammate can do: build and edit, or only view, comment, and approve.

Yes, that's what Clients is for. Each client gets a page with all of their sites, what needs your attention, and who has access. You can give a teammate one client's sites at once, including sites you add later, and make one change across several sites with a single instruction: aiKit works through them one at a time and tells you which are done and which need a follow-up. You can also copy an existing site, yours or one at a web address, and let aiKit suggest improvements you choose from before anything goes live.

Yes. Connect gives a site built in another AI tool a real address on aiKit. You can keep publishing from the tool you built it in, connected with a key you create on the Connect page, or upload a zip export. Once it's on aiKit, the same project tools work on it: versions, pins, the live-site editor, and the site tools. Sites that need their own server and database, like apps with private logins, need their own hosting, and the Connect page tells you that before you start.

Yes. Creating an account is free and needs no credit card. Every website starts with a free 90-day preview on real hosting at a real https address, so you can share it, test it, and collect real requests before deciding anything. Free sites carry a small “Built with aiKit” badge, and an unbranded option is coming soon. Tools like Prepress Studio include free monthly jobs, and you can ask for more from inside the tool.

aiKit works from what you tell it and from the facts you save about each client, like hours, services, and service areas. It's built to flag what it would otherwise have to guess, such as exact prices, license numbers, or reviews, and to leave a clearly marked placeholder instead of inventing them. Before anything goes live you see the site and the plan, and every change is a version you can undo. Read your site before you share it, the same way you'd read any first draft.