From idea to website in four steps.
A walkthrough of how BloomCode thinks — and why it ships in 10 minutes.
The walkthrough
Describe your project
Open the bot and describe what you do, in your own words. For example: "I run a wine bar in Lower East Side. I need a menu, an evening reservation form, and a map." No required fields, no forms.
Answer follow-up questions
BloomCode asks 4–7 follow-ups: brand tone, sections, contacts, accents. Each one comes with one-tap answer options. If none fit, type your own.
Get your website in 10 minutes
The bot sends you a preview link. Scroll through it, share with your team, evaluate. If something needs fixing, just message the bot.
Publish and edit
One $49 payment publishes the site at your subdomain on bloomcode.net (or on your own domain on Pro). Edits happen in chat: "replace the hero photo," "add a delivery section," "make buttons black."
Stories from real launches
Morning — specialty coffee, Brooklyn
Anna was opening a new location in Bushwick. She told the bot: "cosy specialty coffee shop, white walls and light wood, focus on third-wave brewing, need menu, table booking, map." The bot asked 6 follow-ups. The site shipped in 9 minutes.
“The website was ready before we finalized the menu with our supplier.”
Stilla — redesign
A 2019 site looked tired. Yulia sent the URL — the bot scanned the catalog, brands, and tone of voice, kept every product, and rebuilt the site in a premium aesthetic.
“I sent the old URL and got a new site 11 minutes later. We had been discussing a redesign with agencies for six months.”
Prana — schedule and online sign-ups
A multi-page site was needed: schedule, instructor profiles, intro-class booking, blog. Description took 4 minutes. The site shipped in 11.
“I didn't have to explain to a designer what ashtanga is or why the photos need natural light.”
Hatchet — bold brand
Igor wanted a site that didn't look like every other barbershop. He described the brand in two sentences. The bot offered three directions. They picked brutal minimalism — large type, black-and-white photography.
“I expected another template. I got something a studio would have charged me $5,000 for.”
More questions
The Launch plan includes 5 edits per month. Pro includes 20, Pro Max includes 50.