GitHub
The code is yours to take
A project is ordinary files in an ordinary repository. Connect GitHub and it goes somewhere you control, whether or not you keep using Webzy.
A repository you own
Connecting GitHub creates the repository under your own account or organisation. You are the owner — Webzy is an app you have installed on it, and removing that install from your GitHub settings ends the relationship without touching the code.
Push when it is worth pushing
Not every keystroke is a commit. You push when you have something worth keeping, and the commit message says what changed. The result is a history you can actually read rather than four hundred entries called “update”.
Ordinary code, ordinary tools
What lands is a normal project: React, Vite, plain files, a package.json anyone can install. Clone it, open it in your editor, hand it to a developer, or keep building in Webzy. None of those choices shuts off the others.
What are you going to build?
Start with a sentence. Follow the draft and AI review, then test and refine the result.