YOLO Cloud

YOLO CMS · Websites

The CMS built for your AI.

Your own AI builds your website, and keeps it up to date, by talking with you. Connect it in one click: no WordPress, no plugins, no key to copy and paste. Nothing goes public until you say yes.

Works with ChatGPT today, and with any AI app that supports connectors (MCP).

Make an account, choose “I want a website”, and a short guide shows you the rest.

saltmarsh picturehouse · preview
The home page of the Saltmarsh Picturehouse, a made-up cinema website built by an AI: a large serif headline about Tuesday screenings in an old lifeboat station, beside a photograph of red cinema seats.
The same home page on a phone: the menu becomes a grid of buttons and the headline sits under the photograph.

Built by an AI through the connector. A made-up cinema; the photographs are credited stand-ins.

How it works

Three steps, and the third is a chat

  1. Make an account and name your site

    Two minutes. You get a web address straight away, and you can connect one you already own later.

  2. Connect your AI in one click

    Add YOLO CMS as a connector in your AI app and sign in to approve it. No codes or keys to copy. One connection can look after all your websites.

  3. Tell it about your business

    In your own words. It asks questions, shows you looks to choose from, and builds a private preview. When you like it, say so, and it goes public.

Illustration · in your AI app

I run a 90-seat cinema in an old lifeboat station. People should be able to reserve seats, six each at most.

Here are three looks dealt for your site. Which one feels most like walking in?

The second. Warm, a bit 1950s.

Your preview is ready. I’ve looked at every page on a computer and a phone, and tried to book seven seats as a practice member: it was refused, as it should be. Two things need you: the café’s hours, and your own photos.

One site, start to finish

The Saltmarsh Picturehouse, built by an AI through the connector

We gave an AI one owner’s brief (a 90-seat cinema with a café-bar, a members’ club and a workshop room) and nothing but the connector. These pictures are of what it made: the design, the pages and the rules the server runs. The cinema is made up, and its photographs are stand-ins from Unsplash, credited on the page.

a screening · reserve seats
A screening page for Rear Window on Tuesday 10 November: a Reserve seats card saying 90 of 90 seats left, up to six each, with a sign-in form to reserve, beside the screening's details from the log.
Seats
90 per screening, no more than six per person. The server counts every reservation, so two people can't take the last seat.
Members
Club members sign in to reserve, and see or cancel only their own reservations.
Quiz
A monthly members' quiz, marked by the server against answers no visitor can read. Nobody can enter twice or set their own score.
Programme
Films filtered by strand, a page for every film and screening, and the printed programmes filed by month.
the programme · filtered by strand
The films page: a grid of film cards with photographs, filtered by strand, such as Tuesday Classics and Silent Sundays.
The films page on a phone: the strand filters wrap into rows of buttons above full-width film cards.

The same page on a phone

Its own look

Not another AI website

Left alone, AI builders make the same site again and again. Every YOLO CMS site is dealt its own design directions (type, colour, layout and the voice of the words) and you can choose from pictures of them. Design checks then flag the habits that make AI sites look alike.

Look 1 for a made-up garden designer: a sketch of the first screen
Look 1From the process: a heavy grotesque on a full-width photograph.
Look 2 for a made-up garden designer: a sketch of the first screen
Look 2From the trade's language: photograph first, one big word.
Look 3 for a made-up garden designer: a sketch of the first screen
Look 3From time: a slab serif, pastel ground, one object.

Three looks dealt to one made-up garden designer, sketched from the owner’s own name and line.

More sites it has built

Each built by an AI from a few paragraphs about a made-up business, during our own testing. The photographs are stand-ins; the websites are real, and you can open them.

More than pages

Real features, with the rules kept by the server

Your AI doesn’t fake features with tricks in the page. It sets up lists, rules and automations that YOLO CMS runs on the server, so they hold when real people use them.

Live lists

Menus, fixtures, listings, a club's records: lists your AI sets up, which visitors can add to where you allow it. Required fields, limits and who-sees-what are checked on every save.

Bookings

Tables, rooms, stylists, classes. A slot that is taken is refused, places can be capped per event and per person, and your opening hours are kept to.

Members

Visitors can make an account, sign in, and see or change only their own entries. Pages and lists can be for members only.

Forms that stop spam

Contact and enquiry forms with a captcha. Messages arrive in your email and in your YOLO Cloud account.

Courses and quizzes

Lessons that open only for people enrolled, one after another. Quizzes marked by the server, so the answers stay hidden.

Blogs, events, directories

Posts, events and listings, each with its own page, grouped by category, with search and filters for visitors.

More than one language

A site in up to eight languages, each with its own addresses, and the platform's own words translated too.

Emails to visitors

Booking confirmations, reminders and password links go out through our mail service, within daily limits, or through your own email account if you connect one.

Moving from WordPress

Bring your posts and pages across from a WordPress export file, as drafts, with their pictures, and with the old addresses sent on to the new ones.

Looked at, not assumed

Your AI has to look before it says it’s finished

A handover report

Before it tells you the site is ready, your AI must have seen every kind of page at desktop and phone size, in pictures our server takes. Until it has, the report lists what it hasn't looked at.

Practice members and a preview clock

It can sign up pretend members and move the clock on, on the preview only, to test bookings, reminders and members' pages without touching a real visitor.

Site checks

Broken links, missing page descriptions, text too faint against its background, pages that don't fit a phone: found and named before anything goes public.

A privacy page to start from

Drafted from what your site really does, its forms, accounts and emails, with the parts only you can answer clearly marked.

In YOLO Cloud

You don’t need the AI to change a price

Your site has its own page in YOLO Cloud, in plain words. Change things there yourself, or ask your AI. You can see which AI apps are connected, and switch any of them off at once.

Start free
Pages and lists
Change a price, a date or a paragraph yourself, and publish. The last publish can be undone.
Photos
Upload your own, or open a private “send photos” link on your phone.
Messages
Every form message in one place. You choose how long they are kept.
Earlier versions
Every published version is kept. Put any of them back.
Web address
Connect a domain you already own.
Settings
Your own email sender, captcha keys, and analytics, with a cookie notice only when one is needed.

Plain answers

What people ask first

Which AI apps work with it?
ChatGPT, today. YOLO CMS is a standard MCP connector, so other AI apps that support connectors can use the same address. We'll name them here once we've tried them ourselves.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. You talk; it builds. If you can describe your business to a friend, you can do this.
Is it WordPress?
No. YOLO CMS is its own system, made for an AI to drive, so there are no plugins or themes to keep updated. If you're moving from WordPress, your posts and pages can come with you.
Will it look like every other AI website?
It shouldn't. Every site is dealt its own starting point for type, colour, layout and voice, and design checks flag the habits that make AI sites look alike.
What if it gets something wrong?
Every version of your site is kept, and you can undo the last publish. Your AI also leaves you a short list of anything it had to guess.
What about my visitors' details?
Form messages, accounts and bookings are kept for you in your YOLO CMS account, and you decide how long messages stay. Our privacy policy explains who does what. Read the privacy policy.

Tell your AI what you do. See your website.

Every version is kept, and nothing goes public until you say yes.