Ullbek

Website Coding Agent

Website Builder

Artificial Intelligence

No-Code

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Nish, maker of Ullbek. If you work in tech, you might be your community's unofficial IT guy too. Laptop won't boot, Wi-Fi's down, printer refuses to exist — they call you. That was me. But over time the asks got bigger: a friend opening a café, another launching a meditation practice, another going freelance. Every one of them needed the same thing — a website. Because without one, you're invisible: no address, no identity, no way to be found. So I did what everyone does: pointed a friend to a popular drag-and-drop builder. Hours later she had a half-finished page and we were both frustrated. That's when it crystallised for me: the tools built for non-coders weren't actually built for non-coders. They're just familiar — to people who already think in layouts and blocks. Building is a design job in disguise, maintaining it is worse, and going live (DNS records, SSL warnings…) might as well be ancient runes. Ullbek is the tool I wished I could have given her: 🗣️ Just say it. Your words are the interface. "Create a website for my neighbourhood café" — then watch an agent code it live, file by file, in the preview. 🔓 Own your code. Everything is real, browser-native HTML, CSS & JS. No proprietary format, no build step, no lock-in. If you ever leave, everything leaves with you. 🚀 No ceilings. Templates stop where the template stops. An agent writing actual code means there's nothing you're not allowed to build. 🌐 Live right now. Free subdomain out of the box, or connect your own domain — the agent handles the ancient runes. My favourite proof: ullbek.com itself — the landing page, the about page telling this story, the blog — was built and is maintained by Ullbek. When I needed Open Graph tags for this launch, I typed a prompt into my own product. For launch week, every new account gets $1 of AI credits free — enough to build and publish a real site. Ullbek is the IT guy, at scale. I'll be here all day — try describing a website in one sentence and tell me what happens. And if there's a Sofia, Priya or Marcus in your life who's been putting off their website, I'd genuinely love to hear what they'd need. 🙏 If there is one thing I would ask, just read our launch story: https://ullbek.com/blog/we-just-...