Build a website in minutes for free

Use your coding agent of choice. Clave guides you from idea to deployment.

Let's build a website with Clave: https://heyclave.com/getting-started.md

On it—reading the guide and getting set up.

✓ understanding your business

✓ shaping the message

✓ choosing a design direction

✓ building and checking every page

Ready for your review

The familiar problem

Every shortcut takes something away.

A quick template can feel generic. A one-shot AI page forgets what you meant. An agency can be slow and expensive. Clave gives you the output of a whole team—no agency, no headcount—with quality, speed, and control in the same room.

01

One-shot AI

Fast at first, but the thinking disappears when the conversation ends.

02

Website builders

Easy to begin, but the result can feel templated and difficult to truly own.

03

Traditional agencies

Thoughtful work, often paired with a large budget and a long wait.

A deliberate process

Not a magic button. A website team that works in the right order.

Clave slows down where thought matters and moves quickly where repetition does not. You see the work at the moments that shape the outcome.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Start with your business, your audience, and the problem the website must solve.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Turn that understanding into a focused site structure and a clear path for visitors.

  3. 03

    Explore

    Compare real visual directions and choose the one that feels right before building.

  4. 04

    Write

    Shape a voice and message that sound like your business—not generated filler.

  5. 05

    Build

    Create the complete responsive website using a dependable, professional foundation.

  6. 06

    Review

    See the working site, request changes, and refine the details together.

  7. 07

    Launch

    Check the final result carefully and publish only when you say it is ready.

Start now

Paste one prompt into your coding agent.

Clave runs inside your coding agent—Claude Code, Codex, or similar. Copy the prompt below, paste it into a fresh conversation, and it will guide you from there.

your coding agent / new conversation

Let's build a website with Clave: https://heyclave.com/getting-started.md

No account, nothing to install first. The prompt points your agent at a short guide it reads to set everything up.

The work carries forward

Your website remembers why it exists.

The strategy, design choices, and writing style are kept with the project. Months later, the next change starts from shared understanding—not another blank screen.

What carries forward

BusinessWhat you do and who it helps
PlanWhat every page needs to achieve
DesignThe visual rules behind the site
VoiceHow the business should sound

Any developer can take over

It's a conventional codebase, so any developer can pick it up when you want one.

$0

Free to host

Your site runs for $0 a month on a free, reliable host. You just bring a domain.

Made for the next change

The project keeps the context that future work needs, so maintenance is part of the design—not an afterthought.

A result that stays yours

It's standard code. It's yours to keep.

No proprietary editor, no platform holding your site hostage—so you're never locked in. Outgrow what you can prompt? Hand it to any developer. It's a normal, conventional codebase, so they pick it up and keep going. No rebuild from zero.

See how to begin →

The sensible questions

Before you hand over the idea.

Do I need to know how to code? +

No. You need a coding agent like Claude Code or Codex—the kind you may already use—but you do not design or write the website yourself. Clave guides the process in plain language and shows you the work at each important decision.

Is this another website builder? +

No. Clave is a guided process that creates a conventional, professional website. The finished result is not locked inside a proprietary visual editor.

Will every Clave website look the same? +

No. The foundation is deliberately consistent, but the strategy, layout, colors, typography, and voice are shaped for each business before the site is built.

What happens when I want to change something later? +

The project keeps the original business context, design direction, and voice. Future changes can begin from the same shared understanding instead of restarting from a blank prompt.

Does Clave publish without asking? +

Never. You review the website first, and publishing always requires your explicit approval.

One skill. A complete process.

Bring the idea. Clave will help turn it into the website.

Start with a sentence about what you are building. The process will guide you from there.

See how to begin