Make anything you can describe.

Websites, shops, games and tools, built with you by AI and live on the web at their own address. No code, no templates.

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An example, from start to finish: someone types “a website for Fern & Fig, my plant shop. make it feel like a jungle”. Kazzow says what it understood and asks “Realistic jungle, or just jungle colours?”. It offers three looks, Under the canopy, Glasshouse and Night jungle. The website appears in deep greens with big leaves, and goes live at fernandfig.kazzow.app, where a shared link shows a preview.

Websites

Your own website,
every page of it.

Tell Kazzow about your business. It sets up the pages you need, puts your photos where they belong and takes the whole site live at its own address.

An example: Juniper Pottery’s website, live at juniperpottery.kazzow.app. It has four pages: a home page with a photo of pots on a shelf, a shop with four pieces and their prices, wheel classes with dates to book, and a visit page with a map and opening hours.
juniperpottery.kazzow.app

Example website, drawn for this page.

  • Every page it needs

    A home page, a shop, class dates, how to find you. Ask for another page and it’s there.

  • Your photos, your facts

    Add your photos and logo. Prices, hours and your address come from you, never made up.

  • Its own address

    Live at yourname.kazzow.app on phones and computers, ready to share.

What you can make

Every idea gets
a look of its own.

A bakery should feel warm. An arcade game should glow. A chart should be easy to read. Kazzow designs each one for what it is.

  • Websitea website for my bakery, warm like a Sunday morning
  • Shopa shop for my candles, with a page for each scent
  • Portfoliomy wedding photography, lots of white space, big pictures
  • Gamepong, but it glows like an old arcade
  • Toola sign-up sheet for my pottery class, with the dates
  • Chartwhat does America sell the world? boxes sized by dollars

Examples drawn for this page.

Game

Phosphor Pong

pong, but it glows like an old arcade

Website

Ember & Rye

a website for my bakery. warm, like a Sunday morning

emberandrye.kazzow.app

Chart

Sold to the world

what does America sell the world? boxes sized by dollars

What America sells the world

U.S. goods exports in 2023, by kind, in billions of dollars. Sample figures, rounded, to show the chart.

  • Industrial supplies $700B
  • Capital goods $600B
  • Consumer goods $255B
  • Food and drink $180B
  • Cars and parts $175B
  • Everything else $105B
  • Petroleum products$145B
  • Chemicals$125B
  • Crude oil$120B
  • Metals and gold$105B
  • Natural gas$75B
  • Other supplies$70B
  • Plastics$60B
  • Aircraft and parts$125B
  • Other machinery$100B
  • Industrial machines$95B
  • Computers and telecom$90B
  • Electrical gear$75B
  • Semiconductors$60B
  • Medical equipment$55B
  • Medicines$105B
  • Household and apparel$70B
  • Phones and electronics$45B
  • Gems and jewelry$35B
  • Grains and soybeans$65B
  • Other food$45B
  • Meat and fish$35B
  • Fruit, nuts and vegetables$35B
  • Parts and engines$90B
  • Cars$60B
  • Trucks and buses$25B
  • Everything else$105B

For business

Sell from
your own site.

Ask for a buy button or a tip jar and it’s there. Then you get paid.

An example: Ember & Rye’s website on a phone, selling cardamom knots for $12. Beside it, the bakery’s earnings page in Kazzow, and Saturday’s pre-orders arriving as people send them.

Example shop and figures.

  • An earnings page

    See what each creation brought in, sale by sale.

  • Orders and sign-ups

    What visitors send is saved for you, and new entries show up live.

  • Your own photos

    Add your photos and logo, and say where each one goes.

  • Built from a spreadsheet

    Bring a menu, a price list or your numbers, and build from there.

  • Link previews

    Shared links show your picture and a line about you.

  • Its own address

    Live at yourname.kazzow.app, on phones, tablets and computers.

01It asks first

It asks before
it builds.

Kazzow says what it understood and asks about anything still open, with answers to tap. Your prices, hours and address stay blank until you fill them in.

What Kazzow shows before it makes anything: what it understood, the plan for the first version, the facts it will leave blank, and a question with two answers and room for your own words.

02You pick the look

Looks made
for your idea.

Kazzow offers a few looks for this idea and names them in plain words. Pick one, add to it, or describe your own.

03You shape it

Change anything
by saying so.

Say what to change and only that changes. Every version is kept, so you can go back to any moment.

fernandfig.kazzow.app

Pricing

No subscription. Pay for what you build.

Add credit, then spend it as you build. There’s no plan to choose.

  • Start with $10

    Add credit from $10, and top up whenever you need to.

  • See the price first

    Before each change, Kazzow shows what it’s likely to cost.

  • Hosting included

    Your creation stays live, up to a generous monthly allowance.

Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe what you want, answer a question or two, and change it by saying so. There’s nothing to install.

What can I make?

Websites, shops, portfolios, games, tools and charts: things people visit, tap and play on phones, tablets and computers.

How do I get paid?

When someone buys or leaves a tip, the money goes to you. Your earnings page shows what came in from each creation.

How does paying for Kazzow work?

You add credit, starting at $10, and building draws from it. Before each change you see what it’s likely to cost. There’s no subscription, and hosting is included up to a generous monthly allowance.

What if I don’t like what it made?

Say what to change, and only that changes. Every version is kept, so you can always go back to an earlier one.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Kazzow can register a new one for your creation, like yourbakery.com, right from the studio. Domains you already own can’t be moved over yet.

Is what I make mine?

Yes. You keep the rights to what you put in and what you make. See the terms.

Who makes Kazzow?

Kingfisher Technology Holdings, LLC, doing business as Kazzow, in New York. Write to us at support@kazzow.com.

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