A real website, not a code sample
CreonOS writes the pages, checks them on a phone screen and keeps them in a project you can open in the app.
Claude can plan a website with you. With CreonOS connected, it can build it too: real pages for your business, built on your CreonOS account, and online at an address you can share when you say so.
Free to start. Builds use your CreonOS credits, and you set how many Claude may spend in a day.
YouBuild me a website for my barber shop in Glasgow called Sharp and Co. Skin fades from 15 pounds, walk ins welcome, open 9 to 6 Monday to Saturday.
ClaudeI have started the build on CreonOS. It usually takes a few minutes, and I can check on it for you.
YouHow is it going?
ClaudeIt is done: a home page, a prices page and a contact page, with your hours and prices. Do you want any changes before it goes online?
YouPublish it.
ClaudeYour site is live. Here is the link to share.
An example of the conversation, written to show the steps. The build itself happens on CreonOS while you keep chatting.
You need a CreonOS account with a verified email, then about a minute.
Custom connectors work on the Free Claude plan too, which allows one. Once added on claude.ai, CreonOS is also in the Claude desktop and phone apps.
CreonOS writes the pages, checks them on a phone screen and keeps them in a project you can open in the app.
Ask Claude to publish and you get a live address. Nothing goes public before that.
You decide what Claude may do and how many credits it may spend in a day, and you can change it any time.
Claude can write the code for a page, but you would still need to put it somewhere online. With CreonOS connected, Claude asks CreonOS to build the whole site on your account and put it online, so you end up with a working link.
No. The Free Claude plan allows one custom connector, which is enough for CreonOS.
Yes. Run claude mcp add --transport http creonos with the CreonOS address, then sign in with /mcp.
You can start free. Builds use your CreonOS credits at the same prices as the CreonOS app, and you set a daily limit for each assistant. Free accounts can run one assistant build a day.
No. A site only goes online when you ask for it. Publishing is marked as an action that changes things, which Claude and ChatGPT ask you to approve unless you have told them not to, and you can switch publishing off for any assistant in CreonOS Settings.
Yes. Ask your assistant to check your website. It looks at any public page and gives a score out of 100 and what to fix. The check is free and uses no credits.
Yes. In CreonOS Settings, under Connected assistants, remove it. It loses access on its next request.
Make a free CreonOS account, verify your email, then add CreonOS to Claude.