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Build a website by describing it, then publish it.

Say what the page is for and who it is for. Venta builds it, shows a preview you can change, and publishes it to a public link when you say so.

For a landing page, a one-page site for a small business, or an article for the WordPress site you already run.

Publish apps and sites
Available on: Venta Studio, Venta Teams, and Venta UltraWorks on: Any browser, Phones, and Windows
Publish to WordPress
Available on: Every plan, the free one includedWorks on: Any browser, Phones, and Windows

What it does

  • Publishes an app or page Venta built to a public link anyone can open.
  • Publishes articles to your own WordPress site, with the credentials stored encrypted.
  • Starts each page from a house stylesheet with five styles and twelve palettes, so a new look is one sentence away.
  • Keeps earlier versions of a built page, so you can go back.

How it works

Venta writes the page in the conversation and shows a live preview beside it. Ask for changes in plain words until it is right, then ask Venta to publish it.

For WordPress, connect your site with an application password from your WordPress profile. Venta posts through WordPress's own interface.

Example prompts

  • Build me a landing page and show me a preview.
  • Make a one-page site for my bakery with opening hours and a map link.
  • Write a 600-word post on choosing running shoes and publish it to my WordPress site.

Limitations

  • Published pages are public to anyone with the link.
  • It builds pages and small browser apps; it does not run a server or a database for them.
  • Publishing to Webflow and Shopify is not available yet.

Questions people ask first

Can I publish to my own WordPress site?
Yes. Connect it with an application password from your WordPress profile, and ask Venta to publish.
Can I change a page after building it?
Yes. Ask for the change in plain words; earlier versions are kept so you can go back.
Is a published page public?
Yes. Anyone with the link can open it, so leave out anything private.