Questions, answered

No. You describe what you want in plain language and the assistant builds it. The workspace is a full development environment, but you drive it through conversation. People who do write code can drop into the terminal and work directly; everyone else never has to.

Content and documentation sites: marketing pages, a help center, a portfolio, a book study, a course, a price list, project docs, an investor data room. If it is a site made of pages and navigation, it fits.

Yes — your data is protected on several fronts. TabulaKit's AI runs on Amazon Bedrock, Amazon's enterprise AI platform, which means your content is processed inside Amazon's secure cloud rather than being handed off to an outside AI company, and it is never used to train AI models. Access is controlled by authenticated login, so only people with credentials you've granted can view or work with your content. That said, security works best as a partnership: you're responsible for managing who you invite, what level of access you give them, and keeping your own login details safe — so it's worth reviewing your access list from time to time.

Publishing builds a fast static site and puts it on the public internet at your own address. Visitors load the published site directly, so it stays up even when your workspace is asleep. You can publish a site openly or limit it to specific people by email.

Yes. One account is one workspace, and a workspace can hold as many sites as you need. A public marketing site, a gated client room, and a course can all live side by side and reference each other.

Plans start at $49 per month, which covers your workspace and a generous monthly AI usage allowance. See the pricing page for all three plans.

It goes to sleep to keep costs down, and your files are kept safe. The next time you open it, it wakes back up. Any site you have already published stays live the whole time, because published sites do not depend on your workspace being awake.

Yes, on plans that include a custom domain. You point your domain at your published site and visitors reach it at your address instead of a tabkit.live one.

Your workspace is yours. Sites are private until you publish them, and even a published site can be locked to an email allowlist if you want only certain people to see it.

Sign up, open your workspace, and describe your first site. There is nothing to install. Get started here.