The gallery

Sites that don't look like they came from a site builder.

Click any plate to browse the live site inline. Each one was described to Claude in roughly the words you see below, and deployed in about the time it takes to make coffee.

Kiln & Clay homepage
Plate.01 Kiln & Clay East Bay ceramics “Build a site for my ceramics studio, Kiln & Clay. Earthy, warm, approachable — it should feel like the studio. Journal, workshops, wood-kiln fundraiser.”
Elara Voss homepage
Plate.02 Elara Voss Fine-art photography “A photography portfolio. Quiet, cinematic, generous with whitespace. Open on the wordmark in the dark. Let the work do the talking.”
Our Space Berkeley homepage
Plate.03 Our Space Berkeley Community coworking “Coworking space for women, nonbinary folks, and femmes in South Berkeley. Warm, values-first, not corporate. Sliding-scale pricing, membership form, FAQ.”
Lights Out homepage
Plate.04 Lights Out Personal sleep tracker “A personal bedtime tracker. Calm, nocturnal, something I'd actually open every night. Streaks, grace nights, a quiet quote each evening.”
A note

None of these are templates.

Each site was described to Claude in plain English. Claude chose the fonts and the palette. It wrote the copy from the brand context we'd already talked through. Plinth deployed each one in under two minutes.

The point isn't that they look identical — the point is that they don't. Four different people, four different voices, four different rooms. All from the same conversation you're already having.

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