Publishing
A real address, one button away
Not a share link to a sandbox. A published site on its own domain, served from a CDN, that keeps working whether or not you ever open Webzy again.
Published, not shared
Every project gets a webzy.online address as soon as you publish, on the free plan included. It is a real deployment — static files on a CDN, not a session that expires when you close the tab.
Your own domain
Point a domain you own at the project and it serves from there instead, with the certificate handled for you. The Webzy badge comes off at the same time. Both are part of the paid plans, because both are the point at which a project stops being a demo.
Every deploy is tuned on the way out
Before a build ships it gets a pass that has nothing to do with the model: page titles and descriptions filled in from what the site is, social preview tags, a sitemap, sensible caching, images given dimensions so the layout does not jump while they load.
It is code, not a prompt, so it happens the same way every time. A model that is having a good day and one that is having a bad day produce the same head tags.
You can always go back
Every turn is a checkpoint. Restore one and the files return to exactly what they were, then publish again. Nothing about deploying is one-way, which is what makes shipping early reasonable rather than reckless.
What are you going to build?
Start with a sentence. Follow the draft and AI review, then test and refine the result.