DeepCurrent

Your website

A real website. Not a template with your name stapled on.

Answer a few questions about the business and it writes and builds real pages — your services, your area, your prices — in your own words. Then you change any of it yourself, any time, just by typing what you want.

No builder to learn. No developer to wait on.

A carpenter at work in a small workshop
The site is written from the business, not the other way round.
1

Tell it about the business

What you do, where you do it, who you do it for. It writes the first draft of every page from that, in plain words that sound like the business.

2

Look through it before it's live

Read every page, ask for changes, keep going until it's right. Nothing goes public until you say so.

3

Keep changing it, forever

New season, new price, a photo from last week's job. Ask for it and it's done in seconds — no ticket, no invoice, no waiting on someone else.

How the builder itself works is on the Website Builder page. This page is about what you end up with.

A year of asks

"Put our new hours on the contact page." That's the whole edit.

Every business already knows what needs to change. Saying it is now enough. Here is an invented carpentry firm's year — scroll, and watch the site keep up.

  1. January
    "Put our new hours on the contact page. We're open till six now, and Saturday mornings."

    Hours changed everywhere they appear, not just the one page you thought of.

  2. March
    "Swap the homepage photo for one from the Miller job."

    Upload it, say where it goes. Sized and placed for you.

  3. May
    "Add a page about built-in shelving."

    Written from what you tell it about the work, in the same voice as the rest of the site. You read it before it goes live.

  4. August
    "We've moved. Take the old address off the footer — it's Unit 3, Mill Yard now."

    Footer, contact page and the map, in one go.

  5. December
    "Put up our Christmas closing dates."

    A notice at the top of the site until the day you're back. Then ask for it to come down.

A shop owner standing in the doorway of their storefront
The address on the sign is the address people find you at online, too.

Your own domain

Hosted, secured, and kept up to date without you thinking about it.

Bring a domain you already own, or get a new one through us. Either way, the site is hosted, backed up and kept patched in the background — that's on us, not something you manage.

If you ever leave

It's your site. It stays yours.

Plainly: the site, the domain and everything on it belong to the business. If you ever cancel, you take it with you. We don't hold the business hostage to keep the account.

A tailor working at a sewing machine in a small shop
The work is yours. So is the site that shows it.

The website is the foundation of every plan.

Site, Site + Found, or Everything — the website's in all three. Compare them and pick what fits.