Wobbio
Wobbio is an AI website builder with hosting and domain services. You can describe a website, begin with a template, or ask the assistant to change an element on an existing design. The official Wobbio overview describes responsive layouts, draft editing, and a backend option called Brain Machines.
Designing and revising pages
You can start with a template or request a custom design. The AI assistant lets you select an area of the page and ask for changes, new sections, or rewritten content. Wobbio says the resulting sites adapt to laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
Give the assistant the purpose of the page and the information a visitor needs to act. Review the generated copy and layout together. A contact page, for example, needs the right business details as well as a form that fits the enquiry.
Editing before publication
Safe editing mode lets you work without changing the live website. The feature page also describes checkpoints and rollback for unwanted changes.
Use the draft to inspect navigation, forms, and the mobile layout before publishing to a domain. Wobbio supports multiple domains and describes one-click publication. Its tutorials cover registering or transferring a domain and using DNS records for an existing domain.
Email and backend resources
Domain email includes forwarders, catch-all, POP, IMAP, and SMTP support. Brain Machines provide a dedicated virtual machine, databases, environment variables, and snapshots for custom backend development.
Those resources matter if the project needs more than informational pages. Define the backend behavior and storage requirements before adding a machine. A generated page design does not by itself establish the behavior of a database-backed application.
Free resources and paid additions
The pricing page lists a free platform account with unlimited projects and subdomains, 500 one-time credits, and 500 MB of storage. You can add resources such as monthly credits, email addresses, extra storage, and backend machines.
AI design and development consume credits; keeping the completed site online does not consume credits. Recurring credits expire after two months, while one-time top-ups expire after six months. The page says a stopped subscription leaves the website on the free tier but disables custom domains and extra storage or email until payment resumes. Match the resource selection to both building the site and keeping it available afterward.