Your device can do the thinking.
Run supported coding models locally with WebLLM and WebGPU. Choose Server AI explicitly when you need a configured provider.
Turn a thought into a website you can shape, share, and own.
Build with AI on your device. Take your code anywhere.
Try a local workspace without an account. Local AI needs a compatible WebGPU device and an initial model download.
From “what if” to here it is.
Thoughtful spaces.
Lasting impressions.
Your visitors should load your website,
not a language model.
Run supported coding models locally with WebLLM and WebGPU. Choose Server AI explicitly when you need a configured provider.
Edit the actual HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Review proposed changes, keep a source backup, and export static sites without preview restrictions.
Start with a business website, a portfolio, or a community project. Use ordinary hosting. Your static site needs no Lwati subscription to run.
Tell Lwati who your site is for, what it should do, and how it should feel.
Choose a model, review source changes, preview pages, and edit the details directly.
Save to your chosen workspace. Export your source or a deployable static site.
The editor and exports work without a GPU. Local AI needs a supported browser and WebGPU hardware; model size affects memory and speed. Account users can choose Server AI if a provider is configured.
In a local workspace, files live in your browser and should be backed up with source export. In an account workspace, files save to the existing Laravel project. The workspace shows which mode you are using.
Ordinary static websites do not. AI helps create the source. If you intentionally add an AI feature or a backend, its own hosting and service requirements still apply.
Open account projects in Studio or import a supported text-source ZIP locally. GitHub, publishing, and datastore tools remain in the account integration workspace. Larger projects and binary assets use that workspace.
Browser-local editing does not send files to a server. Model downloads and initial app loading need a connection; full offline startup is not yet qualified. Account saves, remote services, and publishing need internet access.