An AI website builder with real code export

What you get when you export

Export is not a screenshot of your site or a locked theme file. It's the site itself, as files you can open, read and change in any editor.

• Next.js: an App Router project with one route per page, ready for `npm install` and `next build`.
• Static HTML: an HTML file per page and one stylesheet, nothing to build, ready for any static host.
• GitHub: a push to a branch of your own repository, so your default branch stays untouched until you merge.
• Your uploaded images are copied into the project, so the site never loads them from FNJ.
• Each page's title, description and Open Graph tags are in the code (a canonical link and structured data too, when you set them); sitemap.xml and robots.txt are added once you set your site's address.

Why owning the code matters

A site that lives inside a builder's hosting can only go where the builder goes: its prices, its limits, its editor. Code you own goes anywhere. Hand it to a developer, add it to an existing Next.js app, host it on a free static plan, or keep it in Git with the rest of your work.

There is no FNJ runtime, script or badge in the export. If you stop using FNJ tomorrow, your site keeps working exactly as it is.

Designed before it's coded

Many prompt-to-site tools write code first and leave you to see what it looks like. FNJ designs first: the AI plans a palette, type scale and reusable styles, builds each page on a canvas at desktop, tablet and phone widths, and you refine it visually. The code is generated from that design, so the layouts are real flex and grid, not absolutely positioned boxes.