For small product teams

A product site that keeps up with what you ship

Features, pricing, help pages and a changelog. Whoever ships the change tells their AI, and the site is updated the same day.

  • Changelog by chat
  • Help pages
  • The team edits
tinyplan-app.pagelemon.dev/changelog
The Kite template: Friendly consumer app, light, HTML phone mockups
A real example: the Kite template. Your AI swaps in your words, photos and colours. Try the live example (opens in a new tab)

This is for you if you say

The problem

Shipping is fast and the website isn’t. The changelog is three releases behind, and help pages describe buttons that moved.

How Page Lemon helps

Paste the release notes into your AI and ask for a changelog entry. Teammates do the same as Site Developers, and the changelog shows the new entry in seconds.

How it goes

From one line in your AI chat to a site that works for you.

  1. You paste one line

    Build with PageLemon.com: a site for our planner app, with features, pricing, help pages and a changelog

    Into Claude, ChatGPT or any AI chat. Your AI asks for your details: names, prices, times and photos.

  2. Your AI builds these pages

    Home
    What the product does, for whom, and the one button to try it.
    Features
    Each feature with a screenshot and a line on why it matters.
    Pricing
    Your plans as text you change by asking.
    What’s new
    The changelog: every release by date, newest first.
    Help
    Short answers, one topic per page, with a contents list.
    Download
    Where to get the app, with the store links.
  3. It’s live, and you run it from the chat

    tinyplan-app.pagelemon.dev/changelog

    Page Lemon runs the parts behind it:

    • Site Developers
    • Changelog as a list
    • Feedback form
    • Any language

    To change anything later, ask your AI. Every version is saved.

Start with one line

Paste one of these into your AI chat (Claude, ChatGPT or another). Your AI asks for your details, builds the site and puts it online at a free address.

You type in your AI chat

  1. Deploy on PageLemon.com

    The quickest start: your AI asks what the site is for, picks a design and puts it online.

  2. Build with PageLemon.com: a site for our planner app, with features, pricing, help pages and a changelog

    Your AI builds each page and asks for your screenshots.

  3. Use template pagelemon.com/tp/Kite for our planner app, with a changelog and help pages

    Starts from the Kite template: friendly, with HTML phone screens.

Once it’s live, ask your AI

Three things you might say next, and what happens.

You type in your AI chat

  1. Add a changelog entry from these release notes

    Your AI writes a short entry for users, dated today.

  2. The Export button moved to Settings. Fix the help pages

    Your AI finds every mention and updates them.

  3. Add a feedback form to the help page

    A form goes on the help page, and each message is emailed to you.

What it costs

Paid plan

Site Developers, a feedback form and your own domain need a paid plan. A bigger team can share every site in a workspace.

Not for you? Full refund within 14 days, no questions asked.

See pricing

What it uses

See every feature

Templates to start from

Questions

How do we add a changelog entry?

Whoever shipped it tells their AI: “Add 1.4 to the changelog: dark mode and CSV export”. It goes on the What’s new page, dated, and the home page can show the latest one.

Can the whole team edit it?

Yes. Invite teammates as Site Developers and each one edits from their own AI. In a workspace, its Developers change every workspace site, and groups choose who does what where.

Can people send feedback or report a bug?

Yes. Ask for a feedback form: each message is emailed to you and kept in the Page Lemon app, so your AI can sum up what people asked for this month.

Can we put the site at our domain?

Yes, on a paid plan. Keep the domain where you bought it; your AI gives you the lines to add. See your own domain.

Can the site show live product data?

It’s a fast website with forms and lists. Live data stays in your app; link to it, or ask your AI to update a number when it changes.

Can we have docs with search?

Help pages with a contents list work well for a few dozen topics. Full-text search over a large docs set is better in a docs tool you link to.

What if a release note goes out wrong?

Ask your AI to fix it, or to go back to yesterday’s version. Going back adds a new version, so nothing is lost.

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Try it with your next site.

Paste one line into your AI.