← All casesour own productThe helper that runs a website from Slack — including this one
Webby
The problem
Every website edit is a queue to a developer. The idea sits in the backlog for a week until it stops being relevant.
What it does
Webby lives in Slack, takes a change in plain language, drafts it within the design system and ships it to the live site through Git. We built it for Gearheart first, then gave one to ourselves — this site runs the same way.
- A new page, case or article — from a description in chat
- Holds the design system, so the brand doesn't drift
- Ships through Git — with history and rollback
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