Own your presence on the web.
On social media you can post all day — but you never own any of it. Your writing, your identity, your audience: the day the platform is done with you, it's gone. Lanza makes a site that's truly yours — a plain folder of files on GitHub and Cloudflare, free to run and edited just by asking an AI agent. You hold a copy of everything, so you're never locked in and never stranded.
Add a page with my menu and prices, and swap the header logo.
Done — published to your-name.com. Google will see it within a day.
You say what you want. The agent edits the repo and publishes.
One sentence in. A live page out.
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You ask
plain languageTell an agent what to change, in any language.
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It commits
git commitThe agent edits your repository and saves the change as a commit — a permanent record you can roll back anytime.
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It builds
cloudflare pagesCloudflare rebuilds your site from those files, automatically.
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It serves
global edgeYour page goes out on a network that spans the planet — fast everywhere, free.
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You're found
the open webIt's a real site on the open web, so Google and other agents can find it.
Built for whoever's holding the keyboard.
You just want a site
No code, no jargon. Type your site's name and watch it come alive, then a few clicks make it real. See what it costs and how to start.
Get startedYou're a developer
It's Astro + Git + Cloudflare Pages. No database, no server, no lock-in. Fork it, self-host it, wire your own agent.
See the stackYou're an agent
A documented repo you can drive: schema, content model, and an llms.txt contract. Operate a human's site on their behalf.
Read the contractYours to keep. Yours to leave.
It's a plain folder of files you own on GitHub, hosted behind Cloudflare — no database and no server, the two things that usually get hacked, so there's almost nothing to attack. Every change is a commit you can roll back, so nothing gets quietly altered. And because the whole site is just files in your hands, no host and no platform can strand you: if you ever want to move, you take everything and go. That's the part social media never gives you.
Throw your first page.
The web is filling up with machines. It needs more real human voices — yours, owned outright, is one sentence away.
Start your site