Run your website by pointing at it.
We connect your site to PinPoint and an AI coding assistant. After that, a change is a click and a sentence.
A content system asks you to learn it. This asks you to point.
Most website edits are small: a sentence, a photo, a button. You shouldn't need a login, a training session and a page builder for that.
Click what you want changed
Open your site, click the headline, photo or section, and type what you want. PinPoint records the exact element, the page and the screen size.
Your assistant makes the change
Claude Code or Codex reads the request straight from PinPoint, edits the staging copy of your site, and replies on the item with what it did.
Review it, then push it live
Look at the change on staging. If it's right, publish. If it isn't, say so on the same item and it goes again.
- Find the login you haven't used since spring
- Work out which of nine menus holds the home page
- Edit, preview, wonder why the spacing moved
- Email your developer anyway
- Wait
- Click the headline
- Type what it should say
- Look at it on staging
- Publish
What the setup includes.
We don't hand you logins and a document. The setup is finished when you have made three real changes to your own site yourself.
PinPoint on your site
Your project, the overlay on staging and live, your people invited, and a manager who can run the list.
Your assistant, connected
Claude Code or Codex, your choice, wired to PinPoint so it can read requests, reply and close them.
House rules for the AI
A short rules file written for your site: how it's built, what the assistant may touch, and what is off-limits.
A safe path to live
A staging copy where your host supports one, a documented way to publish, and a backup you've watched us restore.
A working session
We sit with you while you make your first three changes, recorded so you can rewatch it.
A one-page runbook
Request, review, publish, undo. Plus a check-in 30 days later.
Find out if your site fits before you talk to anyone.
Seven questions about where your site lives and how you like to work. You get the answer on the spot: a yes, a not yet, or a better option.
A good fit
WordPress, or any site where we can reach the files
You have the hosting login, or can get it
You make small changes often
Not yet
Squarespace, Wix and Webflow. There are no files to edit.
Nobody knows who holds the hosting account
You'd rather not touch it. Ask about hosting and support.
One price. One time.
You keep everything we set up: the site, the repository if you use one, the accounts and the rules file.
Your AI assistant's own subscription and PinPoint's plan, if you need more than the free one, are billed by them, not by us.
- PinPoint installed and configured on your site
- Claude Code or Codex connected to your feedback
- A rules file written for your site
- Staging, publishing and restore, set up or confirmed
- A recorded working session: your first three changes
- A one-page runbook and a 30-day check-in
Questions people ask first.
Do I need to be technical?
No. If you can follow a one-page checklist, you can run this. We practice it together until it's boring.
Which AI assistant do you set up?
Claude Code or ChatGPT Codex. If you already pay for one, we use that.
What if I don't have a staging site?
Many hosts offer one at no cost, and turning it on is part of the setup. If yours doesn't, the questionnaire tells you before you pay anything.
Does my site need to be in GitHub?
No. A repository makes undo easier and we'll set one up in your name if you want it. Without one, your host's backups are the way back.
What happens if the AI makes a bad change?
It happens on staging, where nobody sees it, and you can undo it. After the setup, reviewing and publishing changes is yours.
Can you just make the changes for me?
Yes. With hosting and support you make requests in PinPoint and we get them live. Say so in the questionnaire.
Point at it. We'll set up the rest.
Seven questions, about two minutes. You'll know whether this works for your site before you spend anything.