Build a website
Say what the site is for and what should be on it. Tabloy writes the pages, checks that they work and opens a live preview next to the chat.
Write the request
Name the business or the person, the pages you want, and the style. The more you say about the content, the less you change later.
A landing page for a coffee shop with a menu and opening hours
A portfolio site for a wedding photographer
A website for Sora Coffee, a small specialty coffee roaster. Home page with our story and best-selling beans, a menu page with drinks and prices in dollars, a bean subscription page with three plans, and a visit page with the address 12 Harbor Street and opening hours. Warm, modern style.
Three ways to start:
- Just write it. A plain request like the ones above is enough.
- Pick Build website under the message box of an empty chat. It asks what kind (landing page, company website, portfolio, online store, documentation, event page) and offers six ready-made requests under Explore ideas. Edit one and send.
- Start from a file. Attach a brochure, a price list or a menu and say "make a website from this". The site uses the facts and the images from the file.
What you get
A card appears in the chat while Tabloy builds, with the pages as they are written. Then the site opens in the panel next to the chat: a real, working site with all its pages and links. Click through it. Resize the panel to see it at phone width.
The answer in the chat is short: what was built and what you might change next.
Images
Tabloy draws illustrations, icons and simple graphics for the site itself, and uses the photos you attach. Say what you want: "warm illustrations, no photos", "use the photos from the PDF", "architectural line drawings".
Your data on the page
In a chat with a dataset or a database, the site can show your real numbers: a price table from the spreadsheet, a chart from the sales data. See Data.
Next
- Change it by asking: headers, colours, new pages, fixes
- Publish: put it at yourname.tabloy.page
- Web apps: calculators, quizzes, forms and data explorers
