Your AI builds it in minutes.And you can change it without breaking a thing.

Connect either one to Tessryx and describe the app you want. It builds the thing and puts it on the web. No coding on your end. On the free plan it lives at a Tessryx web address, and your own domain comes with a paid plan.

When an app is one big block of generated code, changing one part can break a part nobody touched, and you usually find out when someone uses it. A Tessryx app is made of separate pieces that each list what they use, and your AI checks those lists before it saves a change.

Connect Claude Code, Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to your Tessryx workspace over MCP and ask it to build the site there. The agent writes the pages, data and logic as definitions straight into a running system and publishes them when you say so. There's no repo to push, no build command and no hosting to configure. The free plan serves it on a Tessryx subdomain, and paid plans put it on your own domain.

Not on Tessryx. Code builders hand you a repository that then needs a host, a build pipeline and environment variables. Here what you own is a set of declarative definitions the platform runs directly, so publishing a change is one step, and the agent can preview and validate it before anything goes live.

Yes. The schema that defines the content also generates the editing form, and every edit is validated against it before it saves, so a client can change copy, images and records and can't break the structure underneath. They can do that from a seat in the Tessryx app, or from an editor the agent builds into their own site on their own domain, which needs no seat at all.

App users are unlimited and free on every plan. That covers everyone who signs in to your site, including through an editor the agent builds into it. Editing inside the Tessryx app itself takes a workspace seat, and each plan includes a number of those. So a client with twelve people updating their site through its own admin page costs the same as a client with two.

Any MCP client. Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT (Tessryx is a listed plugin there) and Cursor are the common ones. You bring the agent you already pay for and Tessryx never charges for the AI. Building and saving never cost anything. What's metered is executions, whichever way they get triggered.

That's the problem Tessryx is built around. Every resource is versioned and every reference is declared, so the platform can report what a change would break before you make it. Whoever inherits the site can trace what each page depends on and read the run history instead of reverse-engineering a codebase.

Yes. From the app's page, export hands you a zip of the whole site as readable definitions (every schema, record, workflow and page) and any workspace can import it. Secret values and media stay behind, on purpose. An agent can read the definitions, translate them, or help you rebuild somewhere else. What you take with you is the spec of the whole site rather than a proprietary canvas.