Different jobs.
Same engine.
CurateOne adapts to the business it's building for — the sections, the tone, the structure, and the growth loop change with the job. Here's what that looks like for the four teams who use it most.
Validate this week, not this quarter.
Every week spent fiddling with a landing page is a week not spent talking to users.
Type the pitch, get a credible product site with real copy and a lead form, and start collecting signups today. When the pitch changes — and it will — retype it and the site follows.
“The landing page stopped being the bottleneck between idea and signal.”
Ships on day one
- Positioning-aware copy and structure
- Lead capture wired to an AI-triaged inbox
- Instant subdomain now, custom domain when you're ready
- Iterate by typing — no rebuild between pivots
The agency you never had to hire.
A $5,000 agency site — or a weekend fighting a template builder — was never a real choice.
Describe the restaurant, clinic, studio, or shop. CurateOne writes the copy, designs the brand, adds the sections your industry actually needs — menus, services, booking, hours, maps — and keeps the SEO healthy so neighbors find you.
“It knew a tasting-menu restaurant needs a reservations block before I did.”
Ships on day one
- Industry-aware sections: menus, services, booking, hours
- Google Business Profile import — site from your listing
- Local SEO with LocalBusiness structured data
- Visitor analytics you can actually read
Deliver in days what used to take sprints.
Client work dies in revision cycles: mockups, feedback, rebuilds, repeat.
Generate three distinct concepts in the first call — each with its own design DNA. Iterate live while the client talks. Stage changes for approval, collect feedback in one place, and hand over code they own.
“Concepting went from two weeks of Figma to twenty minutes of prompts.”
Ships on day one
- Multiple art-directed concepts per brief
- Client review & approval workflows
- Team seats with roles and white-label options
- Full code export for handoff
A web presence that keeps up with the product.
Marketing sites rot because every change needs an engineer who has better things to do.
Let marketing edit in plain English while staging and approvals keep quality gates in place. Analytics, SEO audits, a blog engine, and webhook automations keep the growth loop running without a standing web team.
“The site finally ships at the pace of the roadmap.”
Ships on day one
- Plain-English editing with approval gates
- Staging → publish → rollback, like real software
- Blog CMS + continuous SEO and perf audits
- Webhooks and integrations into your stack
Whatever the job — start with a sentence.
Describe your business once. Get a live, on-brand, search-ready website in under eight minutes — then let it keep improving itself.
No credit card · Free forever plan · You own the code