Questions, answered.

Not yet. It is in early access and not open to the public. Join the waitlist and we let people in step by step. The parts of the first journey are built and tested in our code; the live service is what opens.

For people who have never built a website: a coach, a therapist, a tutor, a photographer, a consultant. You say what you do; it does the building.

No. You say what you do, in a sentence, on a card or by voice, and answer a few questions, at most about ten. You never see code.

Two ways to go through the questions. In Auto the AI takes the lead and asks what it needs. In Wizard you decide each step yourself.

The app speaks English, German and Dutch.

The web app comes first. A phone app is built from the same pieces, so the Stage looks and works the same way.

Bring your own AI is how Geenius apps are built, and Geenius App follows it: the model behind the Stage is a plug-in, not a lock-in. We are still deciding how your own AI connects to Geenius App. Tell us which AI you use when you join the waitlist.

It asks, shows and does. It asks what it needs, shows you what it proposes, and does it once you say yes. It writes a spec, a checked description of your site, and our generators build the site from it.

No. Publishing, spending money, registering a domain and sending something out each wait on an approval card that shows the exact action.

The same spec gives the same site. The AI writes the spec; it does not write the site by hand, so the result is predictable and can be checked.

On a free address, your-name.geenius.site, when you publish with your yes. You can connect a domain of your own later.

The search, the approval card with the exact total and the connection are built and run in a sandbox: no real domain is bought today. Real purchases open later, after a final check. If you already own a domain, connecting it is part of the same flow.

Yes. Talk or type a change, or tap a section and edit it by hand. Every change is shown to you before it applies.

Yes. Every publish is a version, you see what changed, and "undo that" brings back the version it replaced.

On a coach site, yes. You invite a client by email and approve the exact mail. The client signs in with an email link, with no password.

You, the owner, and that client only. On request it can be exported or deleted, each confirmed by whoever asked.

A safety check runs on every site before it can go public. Anything it does not allow waits in a review queue, and a takedown can unpublish a site.

Yes. Your site is backed up, and one click exports its spec, its versions, its media list and your client data.

Help is one tap away in the Stage. When you want a person, you can talk to one, with the context you approve being shared.

It drafts them from your own facts, marks them as a draft and not legal advice, and publishes them only after your yes. A cookie banner appears only when your site uses something that needs consent.

Three plans, billed monthly only: Pro €99, Premium €299 and Max €499 a month. Nothing is charged during early access, because payments are not switched on yet. See the pricing page.

Monthly only, so there is no long commitment.

They are not final, so we do not list numbers. The pricing page will show them when they are set.

Bring your own AI is how Geenius apps are built: you choose the AI and keep paying for it where you already do. The plans are for Geenius App itself.