Cadu
Your website, built and managed via WhatsApp.
Cadu launched on June 2, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Cadu is like having your own personal AI web developer on WhatsApp - at a fraction of the cost. No new apps, no tools to learn, no waiting for a human to respond. Just describe your business and your site is live in minutes. Need to change something? Send a message and it's done in seconds. No dashboard, no templates, no technical skills needed. Your WhatsApp number is all you need to get started.
Describe your business and get a website built from scratch in minutes. Then keep it updated via WhatsApp. No login, no dashboard, no technical skills needed.
Tell us about your business and Cadu builds your site from scratch. Then keep it updated via WhatsApp - no login, no dashboard, no technical knowledge needed. Fresh ingredients, comfort classics, and a warm dining room just off the high street. No onboarding screens, no CMS to learn, no developer to call. Your WhatsApp is your admin panel. Tell Cadu about your business in plain language - your name, what you do, how to reach you. Exactly like you'd explain it to a person. Cadu understands your message and builds or updates your site accordingly. If something is unclear, it asks first. Your site launches or updates on our global CDN instantly. You get a WhatsApp confirmation with a link to…from cadu.app
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