Webby is a zero-dependency, AI-enabled inline editor for static websites. Click any text, swap any image, and push directly to GitHub Pages — no CMS, no terminal, no framework.
Webby was born from a simple idea: the people who own a site should be able to edit it without fighting a CMS. It drops into any static HTML file, activates an elegant in-browser toolbar, and serializes every change back to your local folder — then pushes cleanly to GitHub Pages. No servers, no lock-in, and every line of code is yours to read.
Placeholder: Webby let me rebuild my clinic site in an afternoon. I click a paragraph, I type, it saves. It feels like writing in a notebook, but the notebook is my website.Mira Halvorsen Osteopath · Oslo
Placeholder: I keep waiting for the catch. There isn't one — it really is just HTML, edited inline, pushed straight to GitHub. The AI section generator felt a little uncanny the first time.Felipe Ortiz Design educator · Medellín
Placeholder: I've handed Webby to three clients who don't know what a terminal is. They're now editing their own sites. That alone is worth a standing ovation.Priya Raman Indie studio owner · Bristol
Click text to edit it. Click an image to swap it. Hover a section to reformat, delete, or generate a new one with AI. Your page is the database — the HTML you see is exactly what gets pushed live.
Select any text for a floating toolbar with bold, italic, code, and a smart link editor that jumps between pages and anchors.
Click any image to pick a new one. Webby saves it to your local assets/ folder and syncs it to GitHub on publish.
Hover between sections, click + Add Section, describe what you want. A themed section appears, ready to refine.
Turn a plain list into a card grid, a testimonial into a quote banner. Ctrl+Z walks back every structural change.
Add a page, rename a link, reshape the nav — every other page picks up the change automatically on save.
Webby strips the editor code and your credentials, then pushes the clean HTML to GitHub Pages in seconds.