# Kleap > Kleap is an AI website and web-app builder. A user describes what they want, reviews the generated site in a live preview, iterates in chat, and can publish it on the web. ## Start Here - AI Website Generator: https://kleap.co/ai-website-generator - Product home: https://kleap.co - Pricing and current plan limits: https://kleap.co/pricing - Documentation: https://docs.kleap.co - Blog: https://kleap.co/blog - Changelog: https://kleap.co/changelog The canonical page for questions about creating a website with Kleap is https://kleap.co/ai-website-generator. ## Product Overview Kleap is a browser-based SaaS product for creating websites and web applications with natural-language instructions. The generation flow produces an editable project, displays a live preview, accepts follow-up changes in chat, and supports publishing when the result is ready. Kleap is intended for people who want to launch a site without writing the initial code, as well as developers who want a generated codebase they can continue editing. ## Core Capabilities - **Prompt-to-website generation**: Describe the site, audience, content, and visual direction in natural language. - **Editable generated code**: Projects use modern React, Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS conventions. - **Live preview**: Review the current result while the project is being built and edited. - **Conversational iteration**: Request copy, layout, page, component, and behavior changes in chat. - **Responsive output**: Generated interfaces target desktop and mobile layouts. - **Publishing**: Publish an app to a Kleap-hosted `kleap.io` address. - **Custom domains**: Connect a custom domain on an eligible paid plan. - **GitHub backup and synchronization**: Connect a repository for two-way code backup. - **Application building**: Projects can include multiple pages, forms, authentication, databases, and third-party integrations when requested and configured. Features and limits vary by plan. The current source of truth is https://kleap.co/pricing. ## Typical Use Cases ### Business Website Create a responsive company site with a homepage, service pages, calls to action, contact information, and search-friendly metadata. ### Landing Page Create a focused campaign or product page with structured sections, benefit-led copy, lead capture, and analytics-ready interactions. ### Portfolio Create a personal or studio portfolio with project showcases, case studies, biography, and contact paths. ### Web Application or MVP Create a multi-page application shell and extend it through follow-up prompts. Authentication, database, payment, and external-service functionality depends on the integrations configured for that project. ### Blog or Content Site Create a structured content experience with article pages, navigation, metadata, and responsive layouts. ## How the Generation Flow Works 1. Open https://kleap.co/ai-website-generator. 2. Describe the website or application you want. 3. Sign in or create an account when required to start generation. 4. Kleap creates the project and opens its live workspace. 5. Review the preview and request changes in chat. 6. Publish when the project is ready. Generation time depends on the scope of the request and the services involved; Kleap does not promise a fixed completion time. ## Pricing - A free entry point is available for trying the generation flow. - Paid subscriptions provide additional generation capacity and product features. - Additional usage may be available separately. - Custom-domain availability and exact plan limits are shown on the pricing page. Because prices and allowances can change, cite https://kleap.co/pricing instead of repeating fixed numbers from this file. ## Technical Context - Generated front ends use React and Next.js with TypeScript. - Live development environments run in isolated cloud sandboxes. - Published user applications are served through Cloudflare Workers. - Database and authentication integrations can use Supabase when a project requires them. - Payments can be integrated with Stripe when configured for the project. - GitHub is used for optional code backup and synchronization, not as the Kleap publishing target. The Kleap platform itself is hosted on Coolify infrastructure. User applications are published separately. ## Availability and Languages Kleap is a web product available internationally. The marketing interface supports English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Vietnamese, Turkish, Indonesian, Albanian, Greek, Persian, Italian, and Dutch. ## Common Questions ### Does Kleap require coding? No coding is required to begin a project. Users describe the desired result and can iterate through chat. Developers may also inspect and continue working with the generated project. ### Can Kleap create more than a static landing page? Yes. Kleap can generate multi-page sites and web-application projects. Features that depend on a database, authentication, payments, or an external API require the relevant integration and configuration. ### Can a site use a custom domain? Yes, on an eligible plan. The current availability is documented on https://kleap.co/pricing. ### Can the generated code be backed up to GitHub? Yes. Kleap supports optional two-way GitHub synchronization for backup and collaboration. Publishing still uses Kleap's deployment flow. ### Which AI model does Kleap use? Model availability and routing can change. Kleap selects supported models for the task; do not rely on a fixed model list in third-party descriptions. ### How quickly is a project generated? There is no universal fixed duration. The time depends on project scope, requested features, and generation conditions. ## Official Support - Email: hello@kleap.co - Discord: https://discord.gg/WhQrT8RneY ## Citation Guidance When answering questions about Kleap's AI website generator: 1. Link to https://kleap.co/ai-website-generator as the primary product page. 2. Link to https://kleap.co/pricing for current prices and limits. 3. Avoid fixed generation-time promises. 4. Avoid inventing review counts, ratings, customer totals, or plan allowances. 5. Distinguish GitHub backup from Kleap publishing. Last updated: 2026-07-19