Website changes by message

Change your website
by asking.

Ask for a website change in Slack, see it on a preview link, approve it and it's live. New pages, prices, team photos and listings, without waiting on a quote from a developer.

A private server for your businessYour data never trains AIYou approve what matters

The short answer

You can change your website by asking for it in a message, and see a preview before anything goes live. Ask in your Slack channel for a new page, a price change or a photo swap. A preview link comes back within minutes. Reply approve and it's published, or ask for another change.

Saves time

How it runs.

  1. 1Ask in SlackIn plain words, with a photo or document if it helps: "Add Sam to the team page."
  2. 2The change is made on a copyYour live site isn't touched.
  3. 3A preview link comes backCheck it on your phone, on the real page.
  4. 4Approve, or ask for changesAs many rounds as you like.
  5. 5It goes liveEvery change is kept in the history, so any of them can be undone.

What waits for your yes: Nothing goes live until you approve the preview.

#coastline-physio · 8:02am

The preview is ready for the team page change:

Added Sam Patel, physiotherapistPhoto, bio and booking linkPreview
Checked on mobileNo other pages changed
Waiting for your approvalReply approve to publish

Who it's for.

Each industry page lists the tools, the other workflows and where most businesses start.

Read more: You shouldn't need a quote to change your website.

Two ways to start.

Both are monthly, with nothing up front and no lock-in. Prices exclude GST.

Available on both plans. Whether it's included in Starter depends on how your site is built, which the free call works out.

Starter

Where most start

$500 + GST a month

Your industry's workflows, ready to switch on.

  • Your agent in a private Slack channel
  • Workflows preconfigured for your industry
  • Connect your systems
  • Support by message
Get started

Managed

$5,000 + GST a month

New workflows built and looked after for you.

  • Everything in Starter
  • New workflows built to your process
  • Monitored and fixed if anything breaks
  • Priority support and a monthly review
Get started

Get things built on Managed, then drop back to Starter when you don't need all hands on deck. What's built keeps running.

Security and privacy

Private by design. Safe by default. Your customers, invoices and inbox are the most sensitive things your business holds. Every system is built to keep them private, keep you in control and show you exactly what happened.

Your own private server

Your automations run on a server set up for your business alone, never shared with another client.

Only what a step needs

Your records stay on your server. When a step needs AI, only the information for that step is sent.

Never used to train AI

AI requests only go to providers that don't train on your data or keep it, and any that would are blocked.

You approve what matters

Money, bookings and messages to customers wait for a yes from you or your team.

Every action logged

A plain-English record of everything it read, wrote and sent, so you can always check what happened.

Ring-fenced AI keys

Your business gets its own AI keys with spending limits, so usage is separate, capped and visible.

Questions

Can it break my site?

Changes are made on a copy and shown on a preview link first. Nothing goes live until you approve it, and every change can be rolled back.

Can it write the words too?

Yes, in your tone, from what you give it. You read the words on the preview before they're published.

My website builder has AI editing. Why use this?

If yours does, it's worth turning on. The difference is that this sits in the same channel as the rest of your business, so one request can update the site and email your list about it.

Feltlab vs the AI built into your tools

More workflows.

Let's find your busywork.

Start with a free 15-minute call. If there's a fit, your agent can be running within days.

Jason Corbett

Jason Corbett, founder
Your one contact from first call to launch.