Websites begin where you type.

Describe the content, pages, or features you need. Skael creates a website in your workspace so you can review it, change it, and keep working on it.

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No card needed · The free plan includes 1 live site

brewly.skael.appBuildingLive
skael buildsin1
  1. Writing files0 / 4
  2. Installing dependencies
  3. Packaging image
  4. Deploying
  5. Enabling monitoring
  6. Sending confirmation email

    $ skael agent write --app brewly

    Skael is writing the site

    Skael is building the site on the right from the prompt above. This isn't a video.

    Everything running, watched end to end

    Skael provisions the site, its API, and its database together — then keeps watching them. Drag the map around; the numbers are live.

    Drag to rearrange
    Website
    API
    Database
    Build succeededbrewly · 12s · 4 files changed
    Traffic — this month6.2 / 10 GB
    Nearing plan limitTraffic at 82% — upgrade before it throttles
    Monitoring log

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      From a brief to a deployment

      Review the result, change the prompt, and build again before you publish.

      1. Send Skael the work

        Describe the website, connect a Git repo, or upload a ZIP.

      2. Watch Skael write and build

        Skael creates the source and runs the build. Progress and logs appear on screen as it works.

      3. Review, then publish

        Open the preview, ask for changes if needed, then deploy it to an HTTPS address.

      Describe it once, then keep shaping it

      Describe the website as you would brief a web developer. Skael writes source code you can review and keep editing.

      Choose a build and deploy it to Vercel, Netlify, or hosting managed by Skael. Each deployment gets its own HTTPS address.

      skael buildsin1

      A landing page for my coffee subscription with pricing and a signup form

      • app/page.tsx+184
      • app/plans/page.tsx+96
      • app/api/orders/route.ts+72
      • lib/db/schema.ts+48

      knative deploy --region sin1

      Live at brewly.skael.app

      A backend appears with the site

      When the site needs data, Skael creates the database, models, and REST API from the brief. The source stays editable.

      Create collections, edit schemas, and update records without opening a separate admin tool.

      Tables from your brief

      • orders7id · customer · roast · total · status · placed_at · sent_at
      • subscriptions6id · plan · customer · grind · renews_at · state
      • roasts5id · name · origin · weight · price

      Auto-generated endpoints

      • GET/api/orders200
      • POST/api/subscriptions200
      • GET/api/roasts/:id200

      Every build and deploy, on the record

      Add payment, sign-in, email, or analytics services from the workspace's Integrations page.

      See the status, logs, and deployment for each build. Redeploy it or return to an earlier version when you need to.

      Recent activity

      1. Deployedv7 → brewly.skael.app14:02
      2. Build succeededbuild 8f2c1a · sin113:58
      3. Source saved4 files · +40013:51

      Every change is a version you can go back to

      Publishing writes an immutable version. The site your customers are looking at can be rolled back to any earlier one, and the draft you are still editing never touches it.

      1. v7Added the signup form14:02Live
      2. v6New pricing table11:48Roll back to this
      3. v5First published version09:15Roll back to this

      Draft — not published

      Choose a plan by team size and usage

      The free plan includes 1 live site. Change plans from the workspace when you need more members or build allowance.

      Have a website that needs building?

      Send Skael the brief, review the build, and publish it when it looks right.

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