A site starts from a template: its pages, sections and menus. Every color, size and font comes from the template, so whatever you change, it never stops looking designed.
A site can be a website (pages, menus, a contact form) or a store (all of that, plus products, a cart and orders).
For a studio, a practice or a project: pages, menus and a contact form.

For an architecture, design or craft studio showing its projects. Use this template · Try the admin

For a consultant, coach, teacher or small agency. Use this template · Try the admin

For one project or company telling its story. Use this template · Try the admin
For a shop: everything a website has, plus products, a cart and orders.

Birch-bark cream and fjord blue, Young Serif over Figtree, Willow's layout for felted wool sauna hats. Use this template · Try the admin

Olive and cream, Gilda Display over Jost, a giant wordmark hero and a split menu around a centered logo. Use this template · Try the admin

Deep teal and lavender with mint accents, italic Playfair headings, a slideshow hero and a night mode. Use this template · Try the admin

Warm cream, sand and bronze; wide-tracked Tenor Sans with an italic Cormorant hero, under a transparent header. Use this template · Try the admin

Oxblood and tobacco on white, light italic Platypi headings over Host Grotesk, amber-lit kitchenware. Use this template · Try the admin

Light gray and near-black, Rethink Sans throughout, product-led and quiet. Use this template · Try the admin
Arbor isn’t another chatbot. Connect the assistant you already use and ask it for a page, a new headline, a calmer homepage. Every change stays inside your template’s design, and nothing goes live until you say so.
1. Copy your Arbor address.
2. Add it to your assistant's connectors.
3. Sign in, allow, and ask.
Works with Claude today. ChatGPT and others coming soon.
The visual builder shows your page as you edit it: click a section, change its words and images, check it on a phone, and publish when you like it.