Swebsy
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Swebsy is a visual website builder that prioritizes local operation. It is designed to work seamlessly with AI coding assistants like Claude, Codex, and Cursor. Users have the option to create websites manually in the studio or integrate an MCP-compatible agent to build directly on the live canvas via a local connection, without incurring any charges from Swebsy. Projects can be exported as clean HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, ensuring compatibility and avoiding any platform restrictions. The websites built are lightweight static pages that do not require registration to start creating, and can be published to GitHub Pages or Cloudflare with a custom domain without additional costs.
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