Pages
You lay out every page by hand in Webflow or WordPress, then forget to update it.
The AI drafts the page from your business context and keeps it current.
Blog
The blog you started and abandoned three posts in.
The AI proposes posts and drafts the ones you approve.
SEO
Meta tags and sitemaps you meant to set up and never did.
Sitemap, meta, canonical URLs, and schema, generated per page.
Updates
A new price or a new hire means editing five pages by hand.
You describe the change once; the AI shows you the diff before applying it.
Marketing pages, blog posts, and focused landing pages all live in one place, each built from a block editor the AI drives. It handles responsive layouts across desktop, tablet, and mobile, links pages to each other, and writes the meta description and slug for every one.
The parts that repeat on every page get built once and reused. Headers with your nav and logo, footers with your links and legal, cookie and announcement dialogs, and docs-style sidebars, all edited in the same workspace and applied across the site.
Each page carries a meta title and description, a canonical URL, and Open Graph and Twitter cards. The AI generates sitemap.xml and robots.txt for the site and adds schema markup for your organization, articles, and breadcrumbs. It keeps internal links tidy as pages come and go.
Mind watches your site and proposes what to publish next. You pick the ones worth doing.
An accepted idea becomes a short brief you can steer before a word is written.
The AI writes the full page. You read it, edit anything, and accept or reject.
Nothing goes live until you say so. Hand publishing to the AI per content type once it has earned it.
Ask for early access to the free sandbox. Describe what you do, and read the pages the AI drafts back. Nothing ships until you approve it.