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Chat
Describe the change; the site changes
Describing a change is faster than finding the setting for it. The chat editor sits beside your site, knows its pages, palette, fonts and content, and applies what you ask — a sentence, a section, or a whole new page.
Replaces
Lovable · Wix ADI · Durable · briefing a freelancer
Who it is for
Build a site from a description
No site to clone? Describe the business in a few sentences and the builder produces a themed, multi-page site: header, hero, service sections, contact, footer — with a palette and typography chosen as a set rather than picked at random.
Edit by asking
“Add a map to the contact page.” “Write an about page in a warm, plain tone.” “Make the hero darker and the button orange.” The scope selector under the message box decides whether the request touches this page or the whole site.
It knows your site
The assistant reads your actual pages: your palette, your fonts, your services, your phone number. That context is why the output matches the site instead of looking bolted on — and why facts like contact details are carried, not invented.
Voice editing on mobile
On a phone the microphone next to the message box dictates the request — the fastest way to fix a price or a typo while you are away from a desk.
Questions about Chat
Anything else? Write to [email protected] or read the step-by-step guide.
Does it publish my changes automatically?
No. Everything lands in the editor first. You look at it, adjust if you like, and publish when you are happy.
What does a chat build cost?
Roughly two credits for a page or section written by the assistant. Small text edits are cheaper.
Can it work on a cloned site?
Yes — that is the common case. Clone first, then refine by asking.
Chat is included on every plan.
The plan decides how many projects and credits you get — not which modules you can open. Start on the free plan and see for yourself.