Graphite

Create live websites just like in a graphic editor

4.0
2 reviews

129 followers

Graphite Space is a free online website builder carefully crafted with web designers’ best interests in mind. Use familiar graphic editor tools to create professional grade web pages and publish them online without working with HTML, CSS or JavaScript code.
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Vy - Cross platform AI agent
Vy - Cross platform AI agent
AI agent that uses your computer, cross platform, no APIs
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What do you think? …

Farabe Ahamed
Wow, Looks amazing
Oleg Pavlov
@farabe_ahamed90 Thank you)
Ricardo Cruz
Congrats for the launch Viktor! 👏🏻
Oleg Pavlov
@ricardocruz Many thanks from all Team!)
Viktor Kadnikov
@ricardocruz Thanks a million! 🥳
richard stout
Hey Viktor, Your hearts and souls = awesome opportunities for users. Thanks so much for this builder, it's intuitive, familiar and instantly employable. Looking forward to getting started on my first project with Graphite Space! Thanks to you and your team - Congratulations ...and it's free!!!
Viktor Kadnikov
@richard_stout A ton of thanks for you for such a warm-hearted comment! We're thrilled to supply our users with new design and creativity tool and provide you guys with quality experience! Anxious to know more details about your journey with Graphite.
Ray Chew
just registered an account and play around with your web builder, one word to you - cool ^^ your builder is similar to Wix but easier to use than Wix a lot, for a non-tech like me who hate coding, your builder is easy to get started, choose template I like > click > change > adjust > done, no need to study any tutorial or waste time to figure it out how to do this and do that. if I want to build a website from scratch, base on what the client wants ( fully custom ) I will choose WordPress > Elementor if I want to create a nice landing page or static page within one or a few hours to be done, definitely will choose Wix or your builder Graphite ( when hand over the website to the client, they also very accessible to the builder to change what they want ) Conclusions ( base on my opinions ) : Wix - now is No.1 ( easy to use builder ) Webflow - too complex for non-tech guy or beginner Swipe pages - similar to WordPress Elementor also need to take some times to figure it out WordPress Elementor - need time to study WordPress and its builder Graphite - if you can combine with shuffle.dev ideas future sure No.1 builder in the market
Oleg Pavlov
@raygorgor Thank you, Ray, for your opinion!)
Viktor Kadnikov
@raygorgor Thank you for such a detailed comment, as well as for paying attention to other awesome products in the industry! We appreciate your feedback and suggestions, and the team is definitely inspired by your forecast – makes us look good, even if it’s in the future :)
Rotem A
Hey Graphite Team, thanks for giving the community the opportunity to try this product at such a stage! At first glance I was surprised, as I was excpecting to see more, but after playing the interface for a while I figured out that there's actually quite some stuff under the hood. Few things I want to mention before giving macro impression: 1. The fact that I have to click the settings icon or pick which pannel to open in order to change things is nice, but I do think that making the right panel visible all the time/only once selecting an element/toggle to decide, would be helpful so that the user won't have to re-open it when selecting different elements. 2. I'm also missing the option to just add a navigation bar instead of building one from scarch. the alignment of the buttons was not intuitive for me. 3. Speaking of buttons, changing the color was kinda hard to find (maybe because I had to change the panel from the former element). I did get the idea of keeping the colors constant/design system/components, but I had to search for it and the colors panel is not clear enough what is what, for me. I also couldn't find where I decide on the button state. Putting these little things aside - It looks very neat, clean, modern, keeping up with the technologies and promising. Your roadmap looks very intersting and even exciting (headless CMS!) but at the moment it feels like it is not 'baked' enough to pick it as a website builder for anything complex - maybe for simple landing pages or so. BUT just for the record, I played it only around 20 minutes so i'm sure it can do a lot more than that! The code and preformances looks good, and I would be happy to check it up again in the future to see how it evolves. Wishing you a lot fun on the way and looking forward!!
Viktor Kadnikov
@rotem_abir Many thanks for such a thorough comment! That's exactly the feedback we're hoping for, and it will no doubt have a massive positive impact on the product – I mean it, we're taking these suggestions into one of our next sprints 🙂 1. This comment is spot on. Opening the panel every time is annoying indeed – it's more of an old architecture legacy that needs to be fixed. 2. So true. Almost every web site has a menu, so it's only fair that we add a new 'menu' element that users expect to see. 3. Also true. The current method we have for changing the color of a button is... unconventional 😄 This functionality can be found in the 'Variant' settings, which I agree is not an obvious place to look for it. We plan on relocating color settings to the overall settings tab in the near future. We also have great plans for expanding our functionality to help our users design genuinely sophisticated web sites. Thank you so much for your kind words and wishes!
Samanta Smit
Good job, team! Very cool! Congrat
Viktor Kadnikov
@samanta_smit Thanks a lot, Samanta 🙌
Andrew Keats
No-code site creation is really hot right now but it's not always the best experience... your video looks pretty slick, so if your product is as good as your video and you can be better than WebFlow then that's awesome!
Oleg Pavlov
@andrew_keats Thank you for your feedback, Andrew!)