What does it read from my website?

Only the public page you enter: title, description, headings, navigation labels and visible text. A screenshot is taken for display. Nothing behind a login, nothing you have not published.

Does it work for any website?

For business websites, yes. It refuses addresses that are not public websites and pages that are not HTML. Sites with almost no text — a single hero image — give thin results.

Because the first idea is rarely the best one. Three let you compare a customer-facing app, a scheduling app and an internal tool, and the analysis says which to start with.

Yes. No account, no card, no watermark. Each visitor can run a tool a few times an hour; the limit exists only to keep the tools fast for everyone.

What happens to what I type?

Your input is sent to an AI model to produce the result and kept with the result for 90 days so you can come back to it. It is not used to train anything, and result links are unlisted.

Can I use the result outside Chattee?

Of course. Copy it, download it, share the link. "Build this with Chattee" is there if you want the app built, not a condition.

Website to App Analyzer

Enter a business website. Get the three apps it should have, with features, users and a build prompt for each.

How it works

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Enter the website

We read the public pages: what the business offers, to whom, and how a customer currently has to get in touch.

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See where an app pays off

Phone-only booking, PDF price lists, one contact form for everything, no customer login — the friction shows in the navigation.

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Get three proposals

Each with a feature list, the users, where to start, and a build prompt you can run.

The apps most small businesses are missing

The website says what you sell. The app is how customers deal with you.

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Customer portal

Invoices, documents, status, requests — the things customers currently email about.

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Booking and scheduling

Whatever is booked by phone today. With reminders, waitlists and the calendar your team actually sees.

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The internal tool

Orders, jobs, inventory or staff — the spreadsheet behind the counter, as an app with roles.

Questions about the analyzer

What does it read from my website?

Only the public page you enter: title, description, headings, navigation labels and visible text. A screenshot is taken for display. Nothing behind a login, nothing you have not published.
Does it work for any website?

For business websites, yes. It refuses addresses that are not public websites and pages that are not HTML. Sites with almost no text — a single hero image — give thin results.
Why three proposals?

Because the first idea is rarely the best one. Three let you compare a customer-facing app, a scheduling app and an internal tool, and the analysis says which to start with.
Is it really free?

Yes. No account, no card, no watermark. Each visitor can run a tool a few times an hour; the limit exists only to keep the tools fast for everyone.
What happens to what I type?

Your input is sent to an AI model to produce the result and kept with the result for 90 days so you can come back to it. It is not used to train anything, and result links are unlisted.
Can I use the result outside Chattee?

Of course. Copy it, download it, share the link. "Build this with Chattee" is there if you want the app built, not a condition.

From website to working app

Chattee builds the proposal you pick as a full-stack app with accounts and a database. Planning is free.

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