voidsmith

Say it into the void. Take the files with you.

Describe it.
Take the files.

Most site builders hand you a site you can only edit inside them. Voidsmith hands you a folder — real HTML, real CSS, real JavaScript — and then gets out of the way.

Bring your own API key. Nothing is stored here, and there is no account to make.

Open the forge →

No account · your key stays in your browser · free

Never used an API key before? The two-minute version explains where to get one and what it costs.

What happens

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  1. Stage 01

    You start with a sentence

    Not a template, not a builder with forty panels. One description of the thing you actually want, in the words you would use to explain it to a person.

  2. Stage 02

    The shape arrives first

    Structure before decoration: real landmarks, real headings, a page that makes sense with the stylesheet switched off. That is what makes the rest worth having.

  3. Stage 03

    Then the parts that get skipped

    A unique title and description per page. Alt text. A visible focus ring. Reduced motion honoured. Nothing that scrolls sideways on a phone.

  4. Stage 04

    And then you take it away

    Real files in a zip. No account holding them hostage, no proprietary format, no platform to leave. Open index.html and it works.

What you keep

A folder, not a subscription.

Files you own
A zip of plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Open index.html from your desktop and it works. Put it on any host, or no host.
No lock-in, structurally
There is no database here holding your work, because there is no database here at all. Nothing to export, nothing to cancel.
Your key, your bill
You pay your model provider directly at their rates. Voidsmith takes no cut and never sees the key — the real numbers are on the cost page.
Held to a standard
Every generation is asked for unique titles, alt text, a visible focus ring, reduced motion, and nothing that scrolls sideways on a phone. The same rules this site passes.

One sentence is enough to start.

Forge something →