The vibecoding platform
Describe it.Agents build it.
Artime turns a sentence in chat into something that actually exists — a site, an app, a funnel, a video, a week of posts. It all ships from one workspace, with your own data, members, store and domain.
Free to start. No credit card.
Sites & apps · Video · Creator tools · Publishing · Content Studio
Build a booking site for my studio with a members area
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social networks published from one composer: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X and YouTube
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capability areas under a single prompt: build, video, creator tools, marketing and content
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workspace for your whole team, with shared assets, labels and analytics
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lines of code you have to write, on any of it
From a sentence to something that ships
There is no canvas to learn and no blocks to drag. You talk, the agents work, and you keep talking until it is right.
Say what you want
Write it in plain language, as specific or as loose as you like. Drop in a URL, a brief, a brand kit — or nothing at all, and answer a few questions instead.
Watch the agents work
They plan, design, write the copy, generate the images and video, wire the data and check their own output. Every step appears as it lands, so you are never staring at a spinner.
Ship it, then keep going
Publish to your own domain and schedule the launch posts in the same session. Tomorrow you change anything by asking, not by hunting for the setting.
One prompt. Five things you would otherwise buy separately.
Most teams stitch a site builder, a video tool, a scheduler and an analytics dashboard together, then keep them in sync by hand. Here they are one product, with one brief and one set of assets.
Websites, landing pages, funnels, apps and software
Describe the thing and it gets built as a real product, not a mockup. Each project comes with its own data layer, member accounts, a store and a custom domain, wired while it is being made. Ask for a page, a field or a pricing tier later and it changes in place.
- Websites and landing pages
- Marketing funnels
- Apps and software
- A data layer per project
- Member accounts and logins
- A store with orders and licences
- Your own custom domain
- Templates to start from
What comes out is a product, not a page.
Anything you build here gets the parts a real product needs on day one, without you assembling them. The database, the accounts, the payments and the domain are wired while the thing is being made. You change any of them the same way you asked for the rest.
See what people shipA data layer, per project
Every project gets its own tables, forms and validation, created as the thing is built. Submissions land in an inbox you can actually read, and you can ask for a new field at any time.
Members and logins
Accounts, sign-in and member-only areas run on your own domain, not on a shared login page. You decide what is public, what needs an account and what only the owner can see.
A store that takes orders
Products, prices, orders and licence keys are part of the project, not a plugin hunt. Ask for a new tier and the storefront and the catalogue change together.
Your own custom domain
Connect a domain you own and publish there, not to a subfolder of ours. Certificates and redirects are handled, so the first visitor sees the finished thing.
Analytics and short links
See which pages, posts and videos are doing the work, in the same place you made them. Shorten the links you send so the numbers come back attached to a campaign.
Team workspaces
Shared assets, labels and roles mean a second person can pick up where you stopped. Everyone works from the same brand, the same drafts and the same queue.
Or start from something that already works.
Browse the template gallery, pick one, and it becomes your project in a click. Then describe the changes you want and the agents take it from there.
Questions people actually ask
The four that come up before anyone signs up. The longer list covers building, video, publishing and how your data is handled.
Read all the FAQsNo. You describe the outcome in plain language and the agents write, design and wire it. The code is there if you want to read or change it, but nothing about using Artime requires you to.
No. Sites are one of five areas. You also make video from scratch, generate thumbnails, run competitor research, and publish the whole launch to six networks from the same workspace, using the same assets and the same brief.
Yes. Every project gets its own data, its own members and its own store, and it connects to a domain you own. What you make is yours to keep, move and sell from.
You say what is off and it changes. Every step is visible while it runs, so you can steer part-way through instead of waiting for a finished thing you did not ask for, and nothing is locked once it ships.
Say the first sentence.
You do not have to know what to call it, what stack it needs, or where it should live. Describe the outcome you want and see what comes back.
Free to start. No credit card.