Edit live copy without touching JSX
Give teams a visual editing layer on top of AI-built React sites, so every update feels like publishing content instead of patching code.
SanpEdit
SanpEdit gives you a cleaner way to update AI-built websites, qualify leads, and grow into a Supabase-backed editing platform from one codebase.
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Headline
Edit AI-generated websites without touching code.
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Published output
Live in 12sThe pain we are solving
Claude shipped the first draft, but every content change still means reopening code.
Agencies need a safer handoff than raw JSX edits or another heavyweight page builder.
AI-generated websites move fast, but content teams need a clean publish workflow.
Publishing rhythm
Use your site and product as the recurring YouTube example.
Send interested viewers to a qualification form instead of a waitlist.
Push strong-fit leads directly into your scheduler with source attribution intact.
Build long-form videos and Shorts around real editing actions, not abstract marketing claims.
Turn on Supabase auth, project records, content entries, and media uploads when you are ready to onboard real users.
Built for launch speed
Give teams a visual editing layer on top of AI-built React sites, so every update feels like publishing content instead of patching code.
Next.js, Supabase, and a single repo let the public site, dashboard, auth, and future product live together from day one.
The homepage and booking flow are designed to move viewers from YouTube and community posts into real product conversations.
Comparison
Option 1
Fast for engineers, slow for everyone else.
Option 2
Flexible, but often disconnected from your React codebase.
Option 3
Built for AI-generated websites that still need a clean editor and publish loop.
Social proof direction
This starter ships proof-card placeholders so you can replace them with real quotes once the first demos convert.
“We finally have a cleaner story for client updates than asking someone to edit code in production.”
“The funnel makes sense: content brings in the lead, and the product demo closes the context gap fast.”
FAQ
Teams building AI-assisted marketing sites, landing pages, or client websites with React and Next.js who want a direct path to demos and beta onboarding.
No. The marketing site and booking flow render without Supabase. Adding environment variables turns on auth and persistent demo capture.
Yes. The form builds a scheduler handoff from environment variables, so you can start with Calendly or Cal.com and replace it later without changing the marketing structure.
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