Starts from what exists
Your current website, an Instagram or Google Maps link, a description, photos or a menu. Use any of them; add more later.
For business owners
Your business already has a story. Turn it into a website.
You should not have to retype everything into a blank template. HeyMadeWeb starts from what already exists about your business, asks only for what is missing, and gives you a website you change by asking.
What you get
sunday-club.heymadeweb.com
One site, made for every screen. Sunday Club is a fictional café we use as an example.
Everything a small business website needs, nothing you have to learn.
Asks once, not thirty times
A short summary of name, category, location, services, contact and hours. Missing essentials and conflicts are asked about once.
Change it by asking your AI
“Use warmer colours.” “Add our brunch menu.” Ask the ChatGPT or Claude you already use, and the site itself changes, not a list of instructions.
Facts kept in one place
Opening hours, phone and address live once and appear everywhere they belong, so “we are closed on Monday” is one change.
Publish when you are ready
Preview first. Publish on a heymadeweb.com address or connect your own domain. Earlier versions stay one click away.
Enquiries in one place
Messages from your contact form arrive in HeyMadeWeb, protected from spam, and by email when it is set up.
After launch
The website is the start. Keeping it current is the point.
New menu, new hours, a seasonal offer: say it once and HeyMadeWeb updates the site and prepares the posts.
- Update opening hours
- Add an offer or a new service
- Replace photos
- Prepare posts for Instagram, Facebook and Google
- Schedule approved posts (as platform approvals land)
- Read and answer enquiries
We will not make things up.
No invented prices, reviews, opening hours, awards or years in business. If a section needs a fact we do not have, it stays hidden until you add it. Photos found online are marked as unconfirmed until you say they are yours to use.
Build your website from what you already have.
Start from what you already have. Change anything by asking. Publish when you are happy with it.