Paste your URL.
Watch it rebuild
your business.
SmartScan reads your existing site the way a person would — what you sell, what it costs, what you sound like, which photos are actually yours — then builds the strongest first version. Hosted, selling, and ready to change the moment you ask.
No https:// or www. needed. Continue to the secure builder; nothing publishes without your approval.
Most builders hand you a blank canvas.
This one arrives having done the reading.
A template asks you to describe your business. SmartScan goes and looks. By the time you see anything, it already knows whether you run a shop, a kitchen or a practice — and it has your products, prices and photographs in hand.
It reads the site you already have
Structured data first, then the page itself. Product names, real prices, menu groups, service lists, testimonials, the photographs you already own, and the way you write.
It works out what kind of business you are
A shop needs carts and stock. A kitchen needs menu groups and allergens. A studio needs booking. When the evidence is thin it says so, rather than guessing you're a café.
One direction, fully invested
Not a wallpaper over the same template. Airyis chooses and explains the strongest design for the way this business actually sells — complete beyond the home page.
Describe a feature.
It gets built.
Not a plugin you install and configure. You say what your business needs, and the site grows the capability — a deposit calculator, an allergen intake form, a quote estimator that does your actual arithmetic.
- It is data, never code. The model's formula is parsed by our own grammar — numbers, your named inputs, and arithmetic. Nothing it writes can execute.
- It is reversible. A new feature lands as an ordinary version. Roll it back like any other change.
- It refuses badly. If it can't build something safely and usefully, it says so instead of shipping something broken.
inputs total_price, deposit_rate formula round(total_price * deposit_rate, 2) parsed ✓ arithmetic only ✓ every name declared ✓ div-by-zero → 0, never NaN refused ✗ process.exit(1) ✗ require("fs") ✗ constructor.constructor(…)
The browser receives a compiled expression tree — never the text the model wrote.
Bring the store you already built.
Export from Shopify, Wix, Squarespace or Etsy and drop the file in. The format is recognised on sight; anything unusual gets read column by column. Products, customers and order history come across, and your designs are generated around the real catalogue — not placeholders you have to replace later.
Products, variants, stock
Prices to the cent, descriptions stripped of another platform's markup, images kept.
Customers and past orders
So the first email you send from Airyis knows who has bought from you before.
The addresses Google already knows
Your existing URLs are kept and redirected, so the traffic you've earned follows you.
It will never invent your business.
The failure mode of an AI website builder isn't an ugly page — it's a confident one that makes something up. An award you never won. A price that isn't yours. A photograph of someone else's shop. So every piece of content carries where it came from, and anything the machine produced stays visibly marked until you confirm it.
You supplied it
Renders immediately, unmarked. It's your business and your words.
Taken from your current site
Labelled "from your current site" until you confirm it's still accurate. A crawler's read of a price is a good guess, not a fact.
Generated as a placeholder
Ribboned on the page and blocked from publishing until you approve it as representative.
Publishing is gated on this. A site with unapproved generated imagery cannot go live — not as a warning you can click past, but as a rule the platform enforces.
Bring one real business. We'll do the moving.
Hand-held onboarding, white-glove migration from whatever you're on now, and founder pricing that doesn't change when we launch properly.