I.
Say it
Describe the site you want — a portfolio, a college information hub, a small business. Plain, everyday words are enough. If you like, pick a look from the gallery first.
pluma, n. — a pen.
A website that takes dictation.
Tell Pluma about your business in a few sentences. It builds the whole site — pages, words and design — checks that nothing is broken, and shows you a private preview. Publish when you're happy, then change anything just by asking. No developers, no agency, no waiting on someone else.
Made for colleges, studios, portfolios and small businesses — websites that share information.
You asked · today
Add a notice — admissions open for the spring intake, deadline 14 March.
- Added the notice to your Notices page
- Checked all 13 pages — everything still works
- Live on your site — in about a minute
Saved in your history. Undo any time.
I How it works
Describe it. It's built. Then keep it current.
— three steps, one penDescribe your site once and Pluma builds it. From then on, you're just telling it what changed.
II.
Pluma builds it and checks it
Pluma writes the pages, then checks the whole site before showing you. A change that breaks something never goes live. You see your site in a private preview that only you can open.
III.
You stay in control
Publish when you're happy. After that, small edits go live straight away and bigger changes wait for your OK. Just ask in the chat for what you want changed. Every change is saved, so you can undo it or restore any earlier version.
II Who it's for
Made for websites that tell people things.
Dates, departments, documents, your work. If that's what your website is for, Pluma is built for you.
The information hub.
Notices, departments, deadlines, documents. Pluma keeps it all current — and where a form would be needed, it points people to a clear way to write to you instead.
Your portfolio or business.
A studio, a practice, a shop window for your work. Update it whenever you have something new — without waiting for a designer or developer.
What Pluma won't build
- Logins
- Payments
- Comments
- Member areas
- Online application portals
- Forms that collect information
Your site has far less machinery running behind it. So there are fewer moving parts to secure, fewer things that need urgent fixing at three in the morning, and far fewer bottlenecks to slow things down. Contact details, links to maps or to an outside form, a calendar of events written on the page — all fine. Just nothing that would need looking after. That also means Pluma can't set up a form that collects messages itself.
III Design
Your letterhead, on every page.
you decide the look, never the penThere are three ways to choose your look. Whichever you pick, Pluma writes it down — the lettering, the colours, the spacing — and every page from then on follows it. Once a look is applied, it stays put.
Let Pluma choose
Not sure what you want? Describe your business and Pluma picks a look that fits it.
Choose from the gallery
Browse four ready-made looks and pick one you like. It sets the mood; your own content decides what goes where.
Bring your own
Already have a brand guide from a designer? Paste it in and Pluma follows it.
IV When it can't
It knows when to put the pen down.
The honest part is what happens when it can't do something.
It says no, plainly.
Ask for something your site can't do and Pluma tells you so — suggests another way instead of pretending or trying forever.
A real person picks up.
If a change fails, you can raise a ticket right from it. A real person at Pluma looks into it and replies in Pluma. Nothing ever changes without you asking.
Nothing is ever lost.
Every version of your site is kept. Look back at any of them, and restore one whenever you like.
Ready to dictate?
Describe your site in a sentence or two. Pluma builds it, checks it, and shows you a preview — publish when you're ready, and change it the same way, whenever you like.