Lork is an AI website and web application builder that works in your browser. Start with a description of the project you want to make, then work with an AI agent to turn that description into a website or an application. You can inspect the result, ask for changes, and publish when you are ready. The workflow brings the conversation, project preview, code, and publishing tools into one workspace.
How it works Begin by explaining your goal in plain language. Describe the audience, the pages you need, the information visitors should see, and the action you want them to take. Lork generates an initial project that you can review in the browser. Rather than treating the first result as final, continue the conversation with specific requests about the layout, copy, visual style, or behavior.
The preview gives you a way to check the project as you refine it. If a section needs a clearer explanation or a different arrangement, describe the change to the agent. You can also inspect and edit the project code. This makes Lork useful both for people who prefer to start with a conversation and for builders who want to understand or adjust the implementation themselves.
Who it is for A founder can use Lork to explore a product idea and prepare a working prototype before committing to a larger development project. A freelancer can prepare an initial website for a client and use the preview to discuss changes. An agency can develop early concepts for different client briefs. A small business can work on a landing page or business website that explains its services and gives potential customers a clear next step.
Example projects include a landing page for a new service, a company website, a personal portfolio, or an early web application prototype. The details depend on the brief and the functionality required. Users should review generated content and check important interactions before publishing, especially when a project will collect information or support a business process.
Editing and publishing The project remains available in the workspace as you iterate. You can move between describing changes, checking the preview, and inspecting the code instead of starting again for each revision. Publishing is part of the product workflow, so the same project can move from an initial idea to a result that visitors can open on the web.
Lork is designed around an iterative process: describe, generate, review, refine, and publish. It offers a practical starting point for people who want to build a website or test a web application idea through a browser-based AI workflow. Visit the website to explore the current product and available plans.
