describe it · pick a look · it goes live
Chat with an AI about your business, choose a design you like, and our agents build the site and put it on the internet at your own URL - hosting included. No code, no canvas, no tutorials.
free to start · google or email
I need a site for my pottery studio in Lisbon - warm and earthy, with a gallery and a workshop signup.
Lovely. Earthy palette, big photography, a workshop booking block - here are three looks that fit.

Quinta terrace2 nights

River by boathalf a day
01 / what you get
Everything below is included from the first build. There is nothing to install, connect or configure.
Your site goes up at yoursite.qrks.site - a real address you can send to anyone the moment it's built.
Hosted on AWS Amplify and managed for you. No hosting account to open, no bill to set up, no servers to think about.
Built with Astro as lightweight static pages, so they open quickly and score well on SEO and Core Web Vitals.
Three curated starting points - aurora, folio, ember - tailored by the AI to your content and the tone you asked for.
Ask for them in the chat. They're collected into one update and shipped together when you approve it.
Each site with its status and its live link, side by side. Build as many as you need.
02 / how it works
You stay in control at every one of them.
Chat naturally about your business, your audience, your tone and the sections you want.
When the time comes, the AI shows you a curated set of templates right there in the chat.
The AI writes up a site brief. Refine it until it's right, then approve. Nothing is built until you say go.
The agents build and deploy your site, telling you what they're doing in plain language. Then you get a live link.
03 / why it holds up
The site an agent writes still has to survive being a real website. These are the parts that make sure it does.
Every change has to pass a full production build before it is published. If it doesn't, your live site stays exactly as it was and you can retry in one click.
Each site gets its own private repository, secrets are scanned for before every publish, and build agents run in locked-down sandboxes.
The AI writes up a brief and waits. You refine it until it's right and approve it. Only then does anything get built, and the same goes for every change afterwards.
Your site is built and hosted on AWS. It's a website on the internet with its own address, not a preview inside someone's app.
04 / dashboard
Every project, its status and its live link, together.
05 / iteration
Ask for a change in the chat. The agents rebuild, test, and publish it - only if it passes.
"Add a testimonials section and switch to a serif headline font."
06 / what you can make
qrks builds a single page: one focused, fast site that says who you are and what you do. If that's what you need, it's the whole job.
Your work, your space, and your contact details where people can see them. Photography-led, like the pottery studio above.
Selected work with room to breathe, a short introduction that sounds like you, and a link you can put on a CV.
What it is, who it's for, and one clear next step - live the same day you describe it.
Hours, services, prices and where to find you, on one page that loads fast on a phone.
for teams with a site already
A standalone deployment puts this same chat interface on top of the codebase you already have - on your domain, in your infrastructure, with every change landing in your repository as an ordinary commit. No migration, no rebuild.
07 / faq
No. You never write or even see code. You describe what you want, and the agents handle the rest.
On AWS Amplify, managed for you. There's nothing to set up and no hosting account to create.
Yes - just keep chatting. Ask for the changes you want, approve them, and they ship together.
Your live site stays exactly as it was. You'll see what went wrong and can retry in one click.
Not yet. Every site gets a yoursite.qrks.site address today, and custom domains are coming.
Your site is a single static page today, so there are no working contact forms, no shop, no login area and no second page. It also can't generate or upload photographs yet - it works with the imagery that ships with the template. Custom domains, previewing a template before it's generated and exporting to your own GitHub are all still on the way.
With an email and password, or with your Google account.