Choose any subject — dog breeds, electric vehicles, glass art — and we've already gathered the definitions, images, video, articles, news and products that go with it, laid out on one page. When you're ready, publish the whole subject as a real website in a single click.
Sign up for a private account, or drop straight into the public version — no account needed.
Pick one subject and all of this is waiting for you — no searching, no tabs, no setup.
Plain-language explanations of any term or person, written for you. Press play and the same text comes back as audio — one is made from the other.
Dozens of pictures per keyword, saved and ready to browse the moment you open it.
A full run of related videos, already found and lined up for you to watch.
Stacks of in-depth reads from real sources, kept as PDFs you can open anytime.
Fresh coverage on your subject, pulled from a wide range of outlets as the story develops.
Related products right beside what you're reading — no separate search needed.
See the language around a subject at a glance, and spot what connects to what.
A one-of-a-kind image created for your subject and saved to its gallery.
The pictures you already have, rebuilt as a show that advances on its own — assembled from the image collection, not gathered twice.
There's nothing to learn. Every screen is one list, and every list narrows what you're looking at.
Dog breeds, fruit, electric vehicles, glass art — open any one, and it tells you when it was last refreshed.
Every subject holds its own list — dog breeds runs from affenpinscher all the way to yorkshire terrier.
Pictures? Articles? News? Tap one of the nine content buttons and that's what fills the page.
Open any item to read, watch or listen. Or hit Publish Now and the whole subject becomes a shareable website.
Every subject published from the app becomes a working website — dog breeds, classical music genres, comic strips, and plenty more besides. Open one and you're looking at exactly what you'd be making.
Sign up for a private account, or just drop straight into the public version and try it. Free to explore. Nothing to install.
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