Sitely iPad AI+Visual Website Builder
The power and simplicity of Sitely is now available on iPad!
What it does
It seemed impossible but we did it: Sitely AI+Visual Website Builder is now on the iPad! If you already use Sitely on your Mac, you’ll feel right at home. If you’re new to Sitely, you’ll enjoy its power and simplicity, and its seamless integration with iPadOS features and UI. Everything you could do on a Mac, you can now do on your iPad—and more, with Apple Pencil and touch. From your first idea to a published website, you can now take Sitely with you wherever you go.
Sitely is the best visual website builder for iPad and Mac with AI, it's designed for non-coders and jargon free
Payments and bookings, blogs, advanced animations, AI-built widgets, 3D models. The full toolkit, on iPad and Mac alike. Everything it takes to design, edit, and publish is already in your hands. No developer, no agency, no waiting. Sketch a layout, draw an arrow, sign your name. A pencil puts a hand-made warmth into your website, the kind AI can’t fake. The Website Assistant helps you show up on Google. Sitely pages load in a blink, no loading screenfrom sitely.app
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