The studio — in session

Describe a site.
Watch it appear.

For anyone with real work in the world who's been meaning to put up a proper site. Start in conversation with our studio. Leave with a site.

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What Plinth is

Not a builder. A studio, then a deploy.

You already use Claude to plan your brand, write your copy, think through your business. The studio convenes at the end of that chain — five voices, one brief — and hands the brief to the build.

Every Plinth build begins with a studio conversation. Not a wizard, not a template picker — a design crit, staffed by specialists, about your thing.

Priya argues for the visual direction. Eli kills the brand clichés. Yuki keeps the audience honest. Mo owns the voice. Jules calls the scope. They argue, they agree, they leave you with a brief that reads like the one you'd have paid a studio five thousand dollars to write.

Then Claude builds the site from that brief. Then we deploy it. Two minutes. Change anything, any time — the studio can reconvene, or you can skip straight to the build.

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What's under the hood

Everything a real site needs. Nothing to manage.

01

Real infrastructure

Global CDN. Automatic HTTPS. Custom domains with a single DNS record. Not a preview — a production website.

02

A site you can manage

A dashboard with analytics, form submissions, SEO settings, and an inline editor. No Claude required for day-to-day changes.

03

Code you own

Pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No proprietary formats. Export your files anytime and host them anywhere.

Built with Plinth

Four rooms, four voices.

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Kiln & Clay homepage — a woman at a pottery wheel with a serif headline reading 'Made by hand, meant to stay'
01 Kiln & Clay East Bay ceramics “Build a site for my ceramics studio. Earthy, warm, approachable — it should feel like the studio.”
Elara Voss homepage — a fine-art photography portfolio opening on near-black with the wordmark alone
02 Elara Voss Fine-art photography “A photography portfolio. Quiet, cinematic, generous with whitespace. Let the work do the talking.”
Our Space Berkeley homepage — deep plum background, cream serif headline 'A workspace where you actually know the people around you'
03 Our Space Berkeley Community coworking “A coworking space for women, nonbinary folks, and femmes. Warm, values-first, not corporate.”
Lights Out homepage — a nighttime sleep tracker with a sand-dune photograph and a check-in card
04 Lights Out Personal sleep tracker “A personal bedtime tracker. Calm, nocturnal, something I'd actually open every night.”
How it works

Three steps. One of them isn't yours.

Step 01 · yours

Describe it

In your usual Claude chat, say what you want. Be vague, be specific, show a screenshot, paste a brand deck. Claude's already been paying attention.

Step 02 · the studio's

The studio convenes

Five voices — visual, brand, audience, voice, scope — argue about your brief for ten minutes. You watch. You steer. A direction emerges.

Step 03 · ours

We make it real

Claude writes the code from the brief. We push it to the edge, provision HTTPS, register forms. A URL you can share. Change anything, any time.

Start

You already know the conversation. Now let the studio in.

Connecting takes about a minute. You'll need a Claude account and a rough idea of what you want to make. The studio takes it from there.

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