The AI website builder. Describe your business → get a complete, professional multi-page website in about a minute. No code, no designer. Living document — we expand it as the product grows.

1. What is the Website Builder?

Genexti's Website Builder creates a full, multi-page website for your business using AI. You pick your business type, add a few details, and it generates the pages, copy, images, colours and layout for you. Then you refine everything three ways — click-to-edit on the page, an AI chat ("make the hero darker"), and a CMS panel for content — and publish it live.

Who it's for: anyone who wants a professional website without hiring a designer or writing code — salons, restaurants, agencies, tradespeople, clinics, shops, freelancers and more.

What makes it different: the AI writes the content for your industry (not just a blank template), you edit in plain language, and it's part of the same account as the Code IDE and Flow automation.

2. Getting started

Sign up / Log in at genexti.com — one account covers all three pillars. The sign-up page has Sign up with Google at the top (one tap, no password), or use your email.
You land on /apps (your launcher) or your Dashboard.
Open the Website Builder → click Create New Website (the + AI Powered button).

Try it before you sign up (no account needed)

You can build a website without an account. Press Start Free or Build a website anywhere on genexti.com (or open genexti.com/build) and you start straight away as a guest:

Nothing asks you to sign up while you build. Your website is saved as you go, but it is not online yet.
A guest can build one website and make a handful of AI edits a day. Code IDE, Flow, domains and plans need a free account.
When you press Publish, a "Great job! Your website is ready" box asks you to Create free account or Sign in (with email, or an account you already have, including Google).
Your website moves into your account automatically and you land straight back on it, with every change you made. Then press Publish to put it online.
You can start as a guest 3 times a day from one internet connection. After that, a box tells you today's free tries are used up, with Create free account and Sign in; a free account (no card) lets you keep building.
A guest website that is never claimed is deleted after 7 days.
Already at your plan's limit? Your guest website still moves in and is never deleted. If it takes you over the limit (Free: 2 websites), it shows as 🔒 Frozen: you can open and edit it, but not publish it. Delete an older website or upgrade, and it becomes active straight away. Websites that are already live always stay live (the same applies if a paid plan is cancelled). Build on one device: a guest website lives in the browser you started it in until you sign up.

Simple vs Pro: the Builder lives in the friendly Simple dashboard. The Code IDE lives in the Pro (Developer) dashboard. You can switch anytime — your websites are always in My Websites.

3. Creating your first website

Choose a business category. There are 130+ categories (Restaurant, Salon, Law Firm, Real Estate, Aviation, Fashion, Technology, Umrah Services, Web Development… and many more). Each one primes the AI with the right tone and sections for that industry.
Enter your details — business name, a short description, services, and contact info. There's a text box to "tell us about your business" — the more specific you are, the better the result. You can type or use voice: tap the mic, speak, then tap it again (or press and hold, and let go when you're done); it's transcribed for you. A forgotten recording stops itself after a minute.
Click Generate. The AI builds a complete site — typically Home, About, Services, Gallery, Contact and more — with matching copy, images and an industry-appropriate design.
In a few seconds your site appears in the live preview, ready to edit.

Tip: "Family Italian restaurant in Dubai Marina, wood-fired pizza, cosy candle-lit interior, open evenings" produces a far better site than "restaurant". Names, location, specialities and vibe all feed the AI.

4. The editing workspace

After generation you're in the editor. Key areas:

Live preview (centre) — your real website, exactly as visitors will see it.
Device modes — switch Desktop / Tablet / Mobile to check responsiveness.
AI chat — tell the AI what to change in plain English (see §7).
CMS panel — a slide-out for content, logo, menu, colours and SEO (see §8).
Visual editor — click anything on the page to edit it directly (see §6).
Top bar actions — Save, Preview (full-screen), Regenerate, Publish, and Undo / Redo.
Autosave — your edits save automatically; Save is there for peace of mind.

5. Design styles (change the whole look in one click)

Each category ships with several style packs — e.g. Dark Luxury, Light & Airy, Street & Bold — each a distinct colour + accent combination and layout feel.
Click a style to instantly re-skin the site. Your business details, text and images stay the same — only the look changes.
Prefer your own colour? Set a custom Accent colour in the CMS panel (§8) to match your brand exactly.

6. Visual Editor (click-to-edit, always on)

The visual editor is always active — no separate "edit mode" to toggle.

Text — click any heading, paragraph or button label and type to replace it.
- In a paragraph or list item, press Enter to start a new line. In a heading, button or link, Enter finishes the edit.
- Renaming a heading changes only that heading. Another heading with the same words — for example the footer column title — stays as it is; click it to change it too. In your other styles, a heading of the same kind with the same words follows your change.
Images — click an image to replace it (upload your own, or use an AI-generated one).
Precise targeting — each element is tracked by a stable id, so your edit lands on exactly the element you clicked, even after the AI regenerates around it.
Autosave on commit — changes are saved as you make them.
Use Undo / Redo in the top bar if you change your mind.

7. Editing with AI chat (and voice)

Open the AI chat and describe the change: "make the hero section darker", "add a testimonials section", "change the headline to something punchier", "translate the About page to Arabic".
The AI edits your site and the preview updates. It's a conversation — keep refining.
Voice input: tap the mic, speak your request, tap again (or press and hold, then release) — it's transcribed (via Gemini) and sent. Great on mobile. Voice typing has its own fair-use limit of 40 recordings in 10 minutes and 400 a day. It does not use your daily AI requests. If you reach it, a message says so; wait a few minutes or type instead.

8. The CMS Panel (content, branding & SEO)

Open the CMS panel (slide-out) to manage everything without touching the design:

📋 Content — manage repeating items, each in its own sub-panel:
- Services — name, description (and image where the design uses one).
- Team Members — name, role/title, photo.
- Reviews — customer testimonials with rating.
- Gallery — your images. Add, edit, reorder or remove items; the site updates to match.
🖼️ Logo — upload your logo and adjust its size; it replaces the text logo across the site.
🧭 Navigation Menu — rename your menu links (e.g. "Services" → "What We Do"). (Pages themselves are set by the design.)
🔘 Button (Header CTA) — the call-to-action in your top bar, e.g. Book Appointment, Get a Quote.
🎨 Accent colour — set your exact brand colour; it flows through buttons, links and highlights.
🔎 SEO — set a SEO Title and SEO Description (the text Google and social shares show). Autosaved.

9. Images

Replace any image by clicking it in the visual editor — upload your own or pick an AI-generated one.
The AI matches images to your category and description, so a more detailed brief gives more on-brand imagery.
Manage gallery/team/service images from the CMS panel too.

10. Preview

Device modes (Desktop / Tablet / Mobile) in the editor let you check every breakpoint.
Preview opens the site full-screen in a distraction-free view, with its own device switcher, so you can experience it exactly as a visitor.
Links in the preview: your menu's in-page links (#services, #contact) scroll to that section just like the published site, and a link to another website opens in a new tab. The preview itself never navigates away from your site.
Pop-up boxes match your site: when your site asks a visitor to confirm something, or shows a quick message, it appears in a box styled to fit the page, never the browser's plain grey box.

11. Saving, autosave, undo

Edits autosave continuously; Save is available anytime.
Undo / Redo step through your recent changes.
Everything is stored to your account — close the tab and reopen from My Websites with all your work intact.

12. Publishing your website

Click Publish. (Building as a guest? Publish asks you to create a free account first, and your website comes with you. See Try it before you sign up in section 2.)
Your site goes live on a free subdomain: yourname.genexti.com.
A success screen confirms the live link — share it right away.
Republish anytime after edits; visitors always see your latest published version.

Custom domain (your own `.com`)

To use your own domain (e.g. yourbusiness.com), connect it in Domains (on the Starter or Pro plan). You'll add the DNS records shown, and once verified your site serves on your domain.
Starter includes one custom domain. To move it to a different website, disconnect it from the first one, then connect it on the new one. Pro has no limit.
On the Free plan, pressing Connect tells you that custom domains start on Starter and shows an Upgrade button. On Starter, trying to connect a second domain tells you which domain is already using your one, and offers Pro.
On a free plan, a small "Prepared with Genexti" badge appears; paid plans remove it.

13. Forms & emails

Contact/booking forms on your site email submissions to you automatically.
The destination is your Business email in Settings → Business Information — set it so forms deliver correctly (there's a warning if it's blank). See the Account & Settings guide.

14. Managing your websites (My Websites)

My Websites shows every site as a card: status (Live / Saved / Draft), industry, and last updated.
Each card's ⋮ menu: Open in the editor, Rename, Preview, Publish / CMS, Duplicate, Delete.
Switch between Grid and List view; search to find one fast.

15. Plans & limits

Free: up to 2 websites + 2 subdomains; includes the "Prepared with Genexti" badge.
Starter: unlimited websites, badge removed, priority AI generation, and one custom domain.
Pro: everything in Starter, plus unlimited custom domains.
See Billing for current pricing and to upgrade.

16. FAQ / troubleshooting

My images look generic → add a more specific business description; the AI matches images to your category and details. You can also replace any image by clicking it.
A section is missing → ask the AI chat to add it ("add an FAQ section"), or re-generate.
The design isn't my style → try a different style pack (§5) or set a custom accent colour (§8) — one click, content preserved.
I can't publish → check you're within your plan's website limit; upgrade if needed.
I built a website as a guest — where is it after signing up? → It moves into your account the moment you sign up or sign in, and Genexti opens it for you. It must be the same browser you built it in, and within 7 days. If it is not under My Websites, open genexti.com/build again in that browser (your guest website is still there) and press Create free account or Sign in from the bar at the top.
"Create a free account to use this" → you are building as a guest. Guests can use the Website Builder only; a free account (no card) opens the Code IDE, Flow, domains and publishing, and keeps your website.
Theme switch shows a blank page → refresh; if it persists, contact support.
My contact form doesn't email me → set your Business email in Settings (§13).
Replying to a contact-form lead → just hit Reply. The email arrives from contact@genexti.com (our sending address) but the reply-to is set to the visitor's own address, so your answer goes straight to them, not to Genexti. If the visitor left the email field blank or typed an invalid address, there is nothing to reply to — their message still reaches you, and their phone number and details are in the body.
A lead landed in Junk / Spam → mark it Not spam and add contact@genexti.com to your contacts; your mail provider then keeps the rest in the inbox. The sending domain is fully authenticated — SPF, DKIM and DMARC are all published for genexti.com — and since 23 Aug 2026 every lead is sent as both an HTML and a plain-text message, which is what most filters look for. Nothing needs setting up on your side.
The lead email looked squashed on my phone → fixed 23 Aug 2026. The email is now a single column: each label sits above its value, so long addresses no longer break in the middle of a word. It also renders correctly in Outlook, where the old purple header had been showing white text on a white background.
Changes aren't showing on my live site → click Publish again; the live site shows the last published version, not unsaved edits.

17. Your first website, start to finish

Nothing set up yet? Start here. About five minutes.

Sign in and open Website Builder.
Type what your business is, in one plain sentence — "a family dental clinic in Muscat, open six days a week". The more specific you are, the better the copy and the images.
Pick a category if you're asked, then let it generate. You'll get a complete site: sections, wording and images.
Look through it top to bottom before changing anything. It is usually most of the way there, and it is easier to see what's wrong once.
Click any text or image directly on the page to edit it. There is no separate "edit mode" to turn on.
Open the CMS panel for the things that repeat — services, team, reviews, gallery — and for your logo, menu labels, button text and brand colour.
Set your SEO Title and SEO Description in the CMS panel (section 8). Do this before publishing; it is what Google and WhatsApp show.
Check Mobile in the device switcher. Most of your visitors are on a phone.
Set your Business email in Settings → Business Information, or contact-form messages have nowhere to go.
Click Publish. You're live on yourname.genexti.com — share the link.

Changed something afterwards? Publish again. Visitors always see the last published version, not your unsaved edits.

18. Getting found on Google

Small site, no budget — this is the order that actually pays off:

Fill in the SEO Title and Description (CMS panel → 🔎 SEO). The title should name what you do and where — "Al Noor Dental Clinic — Family Dentist in Muscat" beats "Home".
Use the words your customers type. Write what people search for, not industry language: "emergency dentist", not "urgent oral care provision".
One clear promise near the top. The first sentence a visitor reads should say what you do and where you do it.
Keep your real business details on the page — address, phone, opening hours. Search engines use them, and so do customers.
Replace placeholder photos with real ones where you can. Photos of your actual premises convert better than stock, and visitors can tell the difference.
Publish first, then share the link — on your social profiles, in your email signature, in local directories. Links from places that already exist are what get a new site found.
Give it time. A brand-new domain takes weeks to rank. Nothing is broken if you don't appear on day one.

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