Website App
Website is the app that builds your company’s site, publishes it, and keeps it from going stale. Pages do not hold their own copy of the text; they point to explanations kept in your company’s knowledge. So one fix reaches every page that uses it. Your current WordPress site comes along as it is.
What Website does
Your current site’s articles, images and URLs are read in as they are. Nothing has to be re-entered.
Pages do not hold text. They say “this explanation goes here”, and the text itself lives in one place, as company knowledge.
Edit the original explanation and the pages that point to it show the new wording automatically, while the blueprints (briefs) behind them are flagged “Needs review”. No hunting for where to look.
Look and substance
The Website App owns the look and the placement — the theme, the skeleton of each page, which explanation goes where. What to say — the positions, who it is for, which question it answers — belongs to the Marketing App’s blueprints (briefs), and the words themselves live in one place as company knowledge. Pages are assembled from blueprints; when a blueprint or a piece of knowledge changes, the page is flagged “Needs review”. The truth is never forked by rewriting a page directly.
The problems it solves
A site goes stale not for lack of effort. It is how it is built: the same explanation is written into page after page.
Features
Six features. Each one works on a screen you look at, with you making the call.
Pages hold no text of their own; they point to explanations kept in your company’s knowledge. Change “first consultation free” to “first 30 minutes free” and every page that uses it shows the new wording from the next view.
Screens are drawn for explanation. Details differ from the actual product.
What changes
Five everyday moments, and what changes in each.
Bringing your site
The real cost of moving is not the monthly fee. It is re-entering everything you wrote — 200 articles is reason enough to give up. So you do not have to re-enter anything.
Linked articles
Hand-picked related links never last, and “3 newest posts” are not related, so nobody clicks. Here, articles close in meaning are linked by what they are about — so readers see what they want to know next.
links between articles, joined by closeness of meaning.
links placed by people inside article bodies, each recorded one by one.
The site is linked by meaning inside, so its structure is easier for search engines to read as well.
Dates are not typed by hand; only “when” is stored. A Japanese site shows 2022/01/01, an English site 04/06/2026 — formatted as they are shown.
Links people placed inside article bodies are recorded one by one, separately from the links joined by meaning.
What changes
Wording fixes, new pages, publishing articles. Menus and page order are data, so reordering and adding happen on screen.
The work is mostly “read and decide”. How to fix things stays with the company, not in one person’s head.
Pages choose only from set options, and the brand’s colours belong to the theme. “One page that looks out of place” becomes hard to create.
Product prices in articles follow automatically, and broken links drop out of view.
Six minutes, one morning
Works with
The content of every page Website builds is your company’s knowledge, kept in Knowledge — and what the site learns goes back there. Add the following add-ons and connectors, and your site can do more.
To build a page from a Marketing blueprint, ask the AI to run it. Where an image is missing, it writes a brief describing the image needed; you supply the image yourself.
Using it with peace of mind
When you edit the original explanation, the places that point to it show the new wording — but the AI does not rewrite the sentences around it. That page may have a reason to say it differently. What you get is a “Needs review” flag on the blueprints and drafts, with the reason. You decide.
Links whose destination is gone drop out of what is shown. Even if you notice late, customers never hit a dead end.
Once, decoration written into a shared component showed up on another brand’s site. Now a machine check stops brand-specific decoration in shared components before anything goes live. Run several sites, and their looks stay separate.
The AI may suggest that similar tags mean the same thing, but they merge only when you approve. A wrong merge cannot be undone later.
FAQ
No. First it reads your site in and takes out the content. Whether to redo the look is a separate choice you make afterwards. Bringing it in and redesigning are two different jobs.
Your URL structure comes along as it is. URLs are treated as name tags on pages, so you choose whether to change them. Nothing forces you to change them to move.
Website is included in the OS iXanagi plan ($299/month per brand, provisional while we tune pricing).
Daily updates — fixing wording, adding pages, reordering menus, publishing articles — become something you do in-house. Creating an entirely new design still needs a designer. We do not replace that.
The work is mostly “read and decide”, and the AI drafts the text. But a person decides what is right, so someone who knows your business needs to look.
Knowledge is in every plan, so there is nothing extra to set up. The explanations your pages point to are the company knowledge kept in Knowledge.
It writes the instruction — “this page needs this kind of image here”. The image itself is yours to supply.
As of October 2026, 3 sites and about 470 pages run this way. We have not tested at the scale of tens of thousands of pages, so we do not claim that.
A site stops being updated not for lack of effort, but because of how it is built. Start by putting your business into words, together with the AI.
