For agencies
Build sites your clients can edit.
Hand over a site your client edits by chatting with AI. With CMS Chat they fix their own texts, prices, photos and opening hours; layout and code stay locked. The bigger work still comes to you, as requests you can quote.
Code stays in your GitHubEvery change can be undoneBigger asks arrive as requests

Works with
Sound familiar?
Stop being your clients' human CMS.
A client writes: the phone number on the contact page is wrong. The ticket waits three days behind the work you are actually paid for. The fix takes 30 seconds. Invoicing it costs more goodwill than it earns, so you don’t, and next week there is another one.
Multiply that by every site you have handed over. The small edits never pay, and they interrupt the projects that do.
Stop taking tickets for typos. Your clients make the small changes themselves, inside the parts you allow, and you keep the work worth quoting.
The handover
From finished site to client-editable. In an afternoon.
Install the GitHub App
On the repositories you choose. Any site whose code is on GitHub.
Scan and review once
CMS Chat detects the framework, builds the site map and proposes the editable zones. You adjust, once.
Hand over the chat
Invite your client. Their portal link is scoped to that one site; they change texts, prices, photos and hours.
Bigger asks come to you
New pages, forms or a redesign arrive as a request you can quote.


Plain Git, your repository
Every client edit is a commit. You can read every one.
Your client’s changes land as plain Git commits in your repository, under their name. No shadow copy, no export when you leave.
- Full history in GitHub, with an undo for each change in CMS Chat
- Riskier edits arrive as a pull request you approve or reject
- Your team keeps committing straight to GitHub; CMS Chat reads the repository fresh after every push
- The client cancels, the commits stay in your repository

Can my agency hand off a CMS that clients can edit by chatting with AI?
How are agencies handing off AI-built sites so clients can maintain them?
Do I have to rebuild the site around a CMS first?
Which sites can I hand over?
Can my client break the layout?
Who pays for my client's editing?
Do I keep access to the site?
Handover guides, per builder
Building many client sites? Read about the partner program.
Stop taking tickets for typos.
Connect a client site, lock what matters, hand over the chat. The bigger work still comes to you.
code stays in your GitHubevery change can be undonebigger asks arrive as requests
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