Hey Product Hunt 👋 maker here. I kept hitting the same wall: I'd plan or design a site inside Claude, then have to leave the chat, open a separate builder, and rebuild it all by hand — losing the context I'd just created. The website was disconnected from the place I actually think and work. So I built Sitelas as a Claude connector instead of a standalone app. You describe, clone a URL, or upload a résumé — Claude picks a hand-tuned template, customizes it, and gives you a private preview. Nothing goes live until you say go. And because it's a ~75-tool MCP server, the same chat that built the site can keep running it: read form submissions, draft replies, swap themes — without opening a dashboard. The approach evolved a lot. I started at "AI generates a site" and ended at "Claude operates your site." That shift — from one-shot generation to a real, editable site you run from chat — is the whole point. It's free while we're in early access. I'd love your feedback, especially on the clone-from-a-URL flow. What would you build first?

Sitelas

Build, publish & run a website from a Claude chat

Build, publish & run a website from a Claude chat