Website Building
Kliv is an AI website builder. Describe your site — real project galleries, structured quote requests, town pages, progress pages, and crew capacity — and it builds it on your domain.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a website template you fill in — it’s an AI that builds software for you.
You describe the site you need in your own words, and Kliv builds it: the pages, the forms, the records behind the forms, the galleries, and the client views. What you get is a real website that’s yours, on your own domain, and you can change it later by asking. It isn’t a brochure theme.
On this page, that site is a landscaping and construction website. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this one turns real jobs, photos, requests, and scheduling into a working company site.
A landscaping or construction company sells proof. The proof is the muddy slope before work started, the patio after it finished, the town where it happened, and the materials used. Stock photos do not help a homeowner trust you.
Kliv builds the site around real jobs: galleries tied to projects, structured quote requests, town pages, progress pages clients can follow, and a season calendar that knows crew capacity.
Behind the photos, five records carry the work.
Every gallery can be a real job: before, during, and after photos, with town and materials attached.
A request arrives with address, yard photos, budget band, and timeframe, then grows into a visit, quote, and job without being copied elsewhere.
Mowing routes and one-off builds share a calendar that knows crew capacity. When a week is full, the form can offer the next one.
A build can post photos to its own page each evening, so the client follows progress without calling for updates.
Towns served are data. Each town can have a page listing work done there, so neighborhood proof is easy to browse.
Here’s how one company might use a website built with Kliv. It’s only an example — you would describe your own services, towns, quote flow, season capacity, and client pages.
A homeowner sends three photos of a muddy slope, a budget band, and an address two blocks from last year’s retaining wall.
The request books into Tuesday’s route. Aurelio measures on site and adds notes to the record the homeowner started.
The $6,800 quote is itemized by material and day. The homeowner accepts from her phone, and the accepted quote lands on the season calendar.
During build week, each evening’s photos land on the job page. The client can check progress from home instead of calling at dinner.
The patio joins the portfolio beside its muddy before shots, tagged with town and materials. The page can help win the next project nearby.
Kliv builds from your description, so the more detail you give, the closer the first version. Say what services you sell, what proof you want to show, what a quote request should collect, and how clients should follow jobs. Here are three to build on:
Galleries, quote requests, and crew capacity.
“Build a landscaping company website with before-and-after galleries for each real job, quote requests that collect address, photos, budget band, and timeframe, per-town service pages, and a seasonal calendar that limits new build requests based on crew capacity.”
Stonework sold through real project pages.
“Build a hardscaping site with project galleries organized by material and town, quote requests with photo upload, private job pages clients can follow during the build, and accepted quotes that turn into invoices when the job closes.”
Requests, scheduling, and photo documentation.
“Build an excavation contractor site with equipment and crew scheduling, structured job requests that collect address, scope, access notes, and photos, and per-project photo documentation clients can review from a private page.”
The photo roll becomes an asset. Crew phones already take the pictures. Uploads can attach straight to the job they belong to, with originals kept in the company’s file store and public pages kept fast.
Nothing gets retyped. What the homeowner enters on Saturday is what the crew reads in May. Request, visit, quote, job, and invoice are one record growing through stages.
Invoices close the loop. When a job wraps, the accepted quote can become the invoice, paid online on the company’s own Stripe account.
A yard is a public portfolio. Kliv for local trades covers how neighborhood proof turns into bookings for local businesses.
Kliv is an AI that builds custom websites and web apps from a description. For a landscaping or construction company, it can build galleries, quote requests, town pages, job pages, scheduling, and invoices.
A real website. Kliv builds the pages and the records behind them around your services, jobs, towns, and quote process.
Yes. You can ask for new service pages, gallery fields, quote steps, scheduling rules, or page edits later.
The site can simply match the office work you already do: requests, visits, quotes, jobs, photos, and invoices.
Published gallery pages are public. A client’s own job page, quote, progress photos, and invoice are visible only to that client and the company.
No. Crew phone photos can attach to the job with date and stage, then feed the gallery when you choose to publish them.
Yes. The form can collect address, photos, budget band, timeframe, and any other fields you need before a visit.
Yes. Towns served can be records, and each town page can show work completed there.
Accepted quotes can turn into invoices and be paid online through your own Stripe account. Repeating services can also be handled as plans if you describe them.
Yes. Pages can be prerendered for crawlers, included in a sitemap, and built around real town and service pages.
Yes. The site runs on your own domain and can go live when you build it.
Yes. The code syncs to your own Git repository.
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