A menu with an order button.
Prices, a photo per dish, a line on allergens, a button that opens your WhatsApp.
Skip to contentA web page,
A web page,
from one message.
"Can I get a real web page, a menu, an invitation, a one-page site, by describing it in WhatsApp?" Yes. Describe it, get a link.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓The short answer.
Describe the page in one message and you get a link with a real page on it. A menu with an order button, an invitation with yes and no, a one-page site for a small business, a form that collects answers. Change anything by writing to Handled: the price, the photo, the date. The link stays the same.
What happens.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
Make a page for my sister who sells homemade dog food, three products and how to order
Done, here is the page: artifacts.handled.sh/pawskitchen. Three products with prices, a line on ingredients, and ordering by WhatsApp at the bottom. Send a photo of the packaging and I swap the placeholders.
Change the beef to 149 kr
Updated, 149 kr for beef. Same link.
The page, on the linkHandled
Paws Kitchen
Homemade dog food, cooked weekly in Solna.
Beef and sweet potato149 kr
Chicken and rice129 kr
Salmon and oats159 kr
Order on WhatsAppA real page at a real link, with a button that opens WhatsApp. Edits in words, same link.
Where it fits.
Four situations people use this for every week.
An invitation with yes and no.
Date, place, map, and two buttons. Handled keeps the guest list and tells you who said yes.
A one-page site.
A plumber, a tutor, a florist. What you do, where, how to reach you, and a form.
A form that collects answers.
A sign-up, a quiz, a survey. Answers arrive in your chat.
Afterwards.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
1
"Send me who said yes."
The guest list, in the chat, any time.
2
"Put the photo I just sent as the header."
Photos in, placeholders out.
3
"Make a Swedish version."
Same page, second language, second link.
What it needs.
Nothing to connect. Pages are public to anyone with the link, nothing else, and you can take a page down by telling Handled. Your own domain is not supported yet.
Questions people ask.
How long does it take?
Under a minute for a first version; changes take seconds.
Can I add photos?
Send them in the chat and say where they go.
Does it cost extra?
No. Pages are part of the plan.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. Pages live on a handled.sh link.
Who can see the page?
Anyone with the link. It is not listed anywhere.
Can it take payments?
Not yet. The order button opens WhatsApp, and you take it from there.
Describe the page.
What it is, who it is for, what should be on it. You get a link back. Free to try, no app to install.