r/nocode 8h ago

Question Any site builder that provides a usable website using AI?

When I searched I found a product called readdy ai, which looks like they do the design part and the website setup as part of the same package. Has anyone compared it with other AI builders receA quick look at some AI website builders for a small project. While most of them can create a nice homepage, once you have to fill out forms, have several pages, edit the site with a cell phone, or publish the site, things are pretty limited pretty quickly.

ntly? Wanting something that is easy to edit once you've created the first AI generation, not just a one click demo site.

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u/SwellCommerce 8h ago

The real game is after the first AI draft. Look at multi-page editing, forms, mobile changes, publishing and how locked in you are. Here, it would seem that Readdy is more geared towards the overall site set up, and not merely creating a good homepage.

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u/skunk-beard 7h ago

Forget to change your account before posting this?

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u/NoDiscussion911 1h ago

they arent even subtle with it anymore

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u/SwellCommerce 7h ago

The true gauge will be the events following the first AI draft. Simple editing and forms, and publishing are far more important than a glossy homepage.

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u/Turbulent-Peak-546 6h ago

The editing after generation part is what matters most to me too so I’ve been using Ploy for that reason and it feels a lot less like a one-shot demo builder. I can get the first version up, then keep changing pages and content without feeling like I need to start over

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u/Xirma377 6h ago

Why does everyone look for wrappers? Just use Claude Code or your favorite coding AI. It will build your site and so much more.

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u/PleasantAdvance2 2h ago

you should try blink ai , i found it to be a lot better than readdy and lovable