Websites, web apps and shops
Brief. Parts. Published.
Write a brief, bring the words (your own AI through Geenius OS, or you), and pick a design from ten that are far apart. Swap any part in the editor, then publish to your own address or your domain. Web apps get a member area, and shops get checkout and an orders back office.
Early access: request access. No free plan, no built-in AI to build with, shops start in test mode. The windows on this site show sample data.
Buildswebsitesweb appsweb shopsblogs and docs
What it does
Brief. Design. Parts. Publish.
Most builders give you a template or a blank page. Geenius MVP gives you a library of approved parts and draws a whole site from them, as far apart from the last attempt as the library allows.
Brief
The facts a site is built on, written once. Your AI or you write the words.
WebsitesDesign
Ten designs far apart for the brief, each with a live preview.
The libraryParts
Swap the hero, menus, dock, palette, type or any section.
The editorPublish
Its own address or your domain, with versions and rollback.
Publishing
The library
Parts that were looked at.
The design library is data plus pure render functions. Its default draw uses only approved parts: 16 directions, 50 desktop and 50 mobile menus, 52 docks, 120 palettes, 112 type pairs and 162 section variants. A further 144 directions and 196 section variants are proposed and wait for approval. The count is checked against the library's registry, not remembered.
- Self-hosted fonts and thumbnails
- Palettes checked for contrast
- Your own palettes, presets and favourites
Ten far apart
Not ten variations of one.
Create a site and Geenius MVP draws ten designs, suited to the brief's industry and as far apart as the library allows. It reports the closest pair: the fewest design axes in which any two differ. You pick one, and you can lock an axis and draw again.
- Each choice has a preview that needs no sign-in
- Favourites get a bonus in the draw
- Switch any time
Web apps
A member area, from a spec.
A web app is a site plus a spec: kits, the member area's interior, members and your own entities. Members are the app's own people, such as clients or customers, and never Geenius OS accounts. There are 28 kits built and 22 starting points, from a client portal to a salon.
- Members sign in by e-mail code or link
- Every spec problem names its JSON path
- Fictional sample data to try it
Web shops
A shop that says test until you say live.
A shop is a web app with a storefront, a cart, a hardened checkout, VAT per rate (NL and DE) and an orders back office. It starts in test mode on a built-in mock payment. Live shops sell through Stripe Connect on the seller's own account, and only a person switches a shop to live, after a readiness check.
- Prices are recomputed on the server
- Orders keep the terms version they were placed under
- Pickup slots, digital delivery, customer accounts and returns are not built yet
See it built
Watch a site draw itself.
On geenius-os.tech, the showcase mode of Geenius MVP draws a real site from one sentence, in a device frame, with no sign-in and nothing deployed. It uses the same engine and the same approved designs as the full builders. Websites, blogs and docs are drawn live; web apps and shops show their landing page for now.
- One sentence in, a real site out
- Desktop, tablet and phone frames
- No backend and no network request for the preview
A door for your AI
Your AI drafts. You decide.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Grok to Geenius OS once. Your AI researches the business from official sources, writes the brief and content, draws designs, edits parts and publishes through the door. A person chooses the design and approves the publish, and only a person switches a shop to live.
- 173 actions in five tools, each documented
- On every plan
- Preview links first
In numbers
Facts you can check, not testimonials.
Geenius MVP is in early access and has no public customers yet. These are counts from the product and its design library today.
- 16approved design directions, 144 more proposed
- 120palettes, and 112 type pairs
- 162approved section variants
- 28kits for web apps and shops, 4 not built yet
Honest labels
What works today.
We say what is live in early access, what depends on your setup, and what is not offered.
- Pre-betaWebsites, web apps, shops, the library and the editor
Built and in the app now. Early access: people request access.
- Pre-betaShops
They start in test mode. Live shops need Stripe Connect on the seller's account and a person to switch them live.
- Pre-betaYour own domain, GitHub hand-over, stock photographs
They depend on how the hosting is set up. A domain you connect yourself works from the guide; buying a domain for you is off.
- Pre-betaForms, bookings and Files pictures
These live in Geenius OS and are not reached from the standalone app yet.
- Pre-betaHealth, legal and tax client data
The deployment runs in the United States. Use those starting points with fictional data only until an EU region exists.
- Not offeredA built-in AI to build with
There is none. Your own AI builds through Geenius OS. Only the visitor chat on published sites is an AI feature, on Premium and Max.
Who builds here
For people who want a site more than a project.
Local businesses
A local-business site with opening hours, area, map and reviews.
See the setupFreelancers and agencies
Sites for clients, and a member-area web app for their customers.
See the setupShop owners
A web shop with checkout and orders, tested before it goes live.
See the setupMakers with their own AI
Your AI writes the brief and draws designs; you choose and publish.
See the setup
Pricing
Three plans. No free tier.
Per month, in euros, VAT included. Included in the matching Geenius OS plan. Payments are in test mode during early access.
- €9Pro: build and publish, 25 sites
- €19Premium: 50 sites and the AI chat on published sites
- €49Max: unlimited sites
From the blog
Notes on building with parts.
Write the brief before you look at a design
Why a site starts with a brief of facts, what to put in it, and how it keeps your words and your AI honest when designs change.
Ten designs far apart, not ten variations
How Geenius MVP draws ten designs as different as the library allows, what the closest pair tells you, and how to choose without being overwhelmed.
Why a design library counts what is approved
What approved means in the Geenius MVP design library, why the numbers are taken from the registry, and how proposed parts wait for a person.
Questions
Good questions.
What is Geenius MVP?
The website, web-app and web-shop builders of Geenius. You write a brief, bring the words (your own AI through Geenius OS, or you), pick a design from ten that are far apart, swap any part in the editor and publish. It is an app of Geenius OS and also works on its own.
Is there an AI in Geenius MVP?
There is no built-in AI to build with. Your own AI, Claude, ChatGPT or Grok, builds through Geenius OS. The only AI feature is the chat that visitors can use on a published site, on Premium and Max.
Is it ready to use?
It is in early access: people request access, payments are in test mode and shops start in test mode. What this site describes is built and in the app. Request access.
Do I need Geenius OS?
No. Geenius MVP has its own account and plans. A paid Geenius OS plan includes the matching plan and admits you when you sign in with Geenius OS. Contact forms, bookings and Files pictures are Geenius OS tools and are not reached from the standalone app yet.
Who makes it?
AVS Media, a small company in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, as one of the apps of Geenius OS.
Can I see it before I ask for access?
Yes. See it built on geenius-os.tech draws a real site from one sentence, with no sign-in.
Start with a brief.
Geenius MVP lets people in a few at a time. Ask for a place, or sign in with a paid Geenius OS plan.