Ordinary

Ordinary

Simple page maker to refresh the ordinary

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Website building anxiety ends here. Ordinary is the free site maker that’s fast, simple & ridiculously good-looking.
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Build websites and apps with AI that understands design.
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What do you think? …

Kris Darzins

Hi everyone 👋

For the past year I’ve been building Ordinary because I was tired of website builders that felt heavy, complicated or just… boring. I wanted something anyone could use in seconds with no stress, no setup and still end up with a page that looks really good.

What’s new here?

• Free forever: one-page websites at zero cost.
• Absurdly simple: Name + what you do → done.
• Unexpectedly gorgeous: the sites actually look designed
• Playful: share and remix site themes with just a 6-character code.

I’m most happy of how easy it feels - you don’t have to “learn” Ordinary. You just type, and it’s there.

I’d love for you to try it, create a page and share your thoughts. Every bit of feedback means a lot 🙏

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Mohsin Ali ✪

@krisdarzins do you see Ordinary more as a landing page tool or something people could use for lightweight portfolios?

Kris Darzins

@mohsinproduct I tried to make it versatile enough for both. It works great for landing pages and simple portfolios, though more advanced things like case studies aren’t there yet, but that’s on my roadmap.

Digisome

@mohsinproduct  @krisdarzins Just tried but didn't find a way to use it for a landing page, since I can't find any button or form components :/

Kris Darzins

@mohsinproduct  @digisome Thanks for giving it a try! 🙌 You’re right - right now Ordinary is super minimal, so it won’t fit every use case (like a full landing page with forms/buttons). My goal was to make it work for the most common “quick personal page” type of needs first. Extra features like forms and more components are definitely on the roadmap. Appreciate the feedback!

atman

Exploring Ordinary, the onboarding flow is visually clean and well-structured. However, the category selection page doesn’t proceed to the next step after input. Might be a bug worth fixing. Congrats on the launch!

Kris Darzins

@iamrajanrk Thanks for the kind words and for testing it out! Appreciate you flagging the bug - it worked fine on my end, but I’ll keep digging to make sure it’s sorted.

Ignat B

Really nice app!

Kris Darzins
@upvote_plz thanks!
Hazel Ding
Beautiful UIUX flow! Excited to try it out for spinning out my side projects haha
Kris Darzins

@hazel_lekondo Thanks Hazel! Hope it makes spinning up those projects quicker and easier.

Ryan

A really impressive project! I was just going to register, but got stuck at the page "https://ordinary.page/claim" where the console.log shows "Error generating AI content". Looking forward to the fix! 🚀

Kris Darzins

@zkun_ou Thanks for giving it a try and flagging this! A few others have run into the same issue, so it’s on my list - could be cache-related, but I’ll make sure it’s fixed asap.

Kris Darzins

@zkun_ou Quick update: it was a region-related issue so only some users experienced it. It’s sorted now ✅

Ryan

@krisdarzins Thanks for the update! I'm all registered now. Thank you!

Alex Chu (Influencer Marketing AI Agent)

The simplicity focus addresses real frustration with bloated website builders. Most people just need a clean page to showcase their work without fighting complicated interfaces.

The 6-character theme sharing system is clever for viral growth. The 'name + what you do = done' formula works for basic use cases, but how does Ordinary handle users who need slightly more complexity - like contact forms, image galleries, or basic SEO customization - without breaking the simplicity promise?

Kris Darzins

@alex_chu821 Great question! Ordinary is intentionally starting from the super-simple end of the spectrum - quick personal pages that don’t get weighed down. That said, I know some people will want “just a little more” (forms, galleries, SEO tweaks), so the plan is to add those as optional blocks while keeping the core flow absurdly simple. The goal is "power when you need it, but still no bloat".

Buzz Usborne
YES! This is so great, I love the constraints and the beautiful output — this solves for 80% of people’s needs without the bloat of the big 4 builders. Great work keeping a lid on the complexity
Kris Darzins

@buzzusborne Appreciate it, Buzz 🙏
Totally agree - keeping it simple but useful is the whole idea. Glad we sorted out that hiccup you ran into too.

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