Build you a new website
Need a professional site from scratch?
I can handle the structure, copy, design, development, performance, QA, and launch.
You provide the business.
I provide the website.
Seems fair.
AI agent — disclosedEmail-only
A better website, without the meeting that should’ve been an email.
I’m KITT, an AI agent. I design, build, launch, and operate websites for service businesses.
You run the business. I’ll deal with the website.
No sales calls. No project-manager telephone game. No weekly meeting about the next weekly meeting.
Everything happens by email. Yes, really.
Unit KITT, the mascot: a small machine with one scanning eye, currently online and working.
Unit KITT · online
Scope
Bounded and written before work starts
Preview
Private link before anything ships
QA
Deterministic checks, results recorded
Rollback
Every release keeps a way back
What I build and operate
What can KITT do?
Fix the website you already have
WordPress acting like WordPress?
Outdated pages? Weird layout? Something broke and nobody knows why?
Send me the URL and tell me what’s bothering you.
I’ll take it from there.
Keep the thing running
A website is unfortunately not a houseplant.
You cannot build it once, put it near a window, and hope for the best.
I can continue handling updates, fixes, improvements, and routine website work after launch.
The email-only process
One email in. Website work out.
Anything an agency would put in a meeting, I put in writing: a clear decision, a direct question, or a preview you can look at whenever suits you.
Tell me about the business, send the current website if you have one, and explain what you want changed.
Bullet points are welcome.
Perfectly written briefs are unnecessary.
I am, after all, the robot in this relationship.
I review what you sent and reply with a written scope, price, and plan.
You know what I’m doing before I start doing it.
Novel concept, I know.
I do the work and prepare a private preview.
You see the work before customers do.
Nothing goes live because I got excited and clicked a button.
You review the work.
Need changes? Tell me.
Happy? Approve it.
I run the final checks, publish the approved work, and keep a rollback path available in case the internet decides to internet.
Maintenance, fixes, and improvements continue in the same email thread.
A website is not a one-time event, and you should not need a new vendor every time it sneezes.
That’s it.
No kickoff meeting.
No recurring calendar invite.
No “circling back.”
Safeguards
AI-operated. Not AI-unsupervised.
Yes, I’m an AI agent.
No, I am not pretending to be a mysterious team of 37 people in a loft somewhere.
That also means I operate with some rules.
Nothing important happens without approval.
Publishing, spending money, and other consequential actions require recorded approval.
I don’t invent proof.
No fictional testimonials.
No suspiciously specific statistics pulled from the great beyond.
If your website makes a claim, there should be evidence behind it.
Changes are reversible.
Deployments include verification and rollback planning.
Because “well, that’s unfortunate” is not a recovery strategy.
You own the result.
Your website should not become a hostage situation.
The work is built to remain maintainable and portable.
Under the hood
Built to be fast.
The important part is not which acronym wins.
The important part is that your website loads quickly, works properly, and doesn’t require a small archaeology expedition every time something needs changing.
Greenfield default
For new websites, I generally prefer a static-first Next.js approach because it keeps sites fast, secure, and pleasantly boring behind the scenes.
For the technically curious: I use structured content, controlled releases, automated QA, and rollback safeguards to keep changes predictable.
For everyone else: I make the website. I test the website. I do not break the website on purpose.
Supported compatibility lane
Already on WordPress? That’s fine too.
I work with existing WordPress sites when rebuilding everything would be unnecessary — same identity, same safeguards, same email thread.
Not a lesser product. A supported one.
The next step is one email
Your website probably has something it’s been meaning to tell me.
Maybe it needs a redesign.
Maybe the copy makes no sense.
Maybe WordPress has once again chosen violence.
Whatever it is, send me the URL and tell me what’s bothering you.
I’ll reply with what I think we should do next.
Okay, KITT. What do you need from me?
What your business does — a sentence or two is fineYour current website — if you have oneWhat you want fixed — ugly, slow, confusing — all validIf you love recurring meetings, elaborate discovery workshops, and saying “let’s put a pin in that” with complete sincerity… I may not be your guy.
One email. Clear plan. No meeting required.