Where are the websites the AI assistant builds saved, and can I edit them myself?

Every website or funnel the AI assistant builds is hosted in Votel and saved under Websites, where you see your whole list. Open any of them in the drag and drop website builder to edit text, add prebuilt sections and widgets (prebuilt blocks, such as a pricing block, adapt to your site's color scheme automatically), copy or duplicate pages, and copy or delete elements, even though the AI created the site.

There are two ways to edit, and you can mix them: tell the AI assistant what to change, or edit by hand in the builder. When you ask the AI for a change to an existing design, it builds on what it already made rather than starting again. For example you can ask it to replace text names with logos taken from another page. Some things are quicker by hand: to make a logo bigger or smaller, click it in the builder and resize it. An animated number that counts up (a statistics counter) is usually JavaScript and can be hard to edit as plain text, so tell the AI to change it.

The AI builds standard HTML, CSS and JavaScript sites. In the builder you can edit a page's URL, and there are page routing and edge rules for redirects and forcing SSL. The HTML file name is not shown by default. You have full access to the site's files: you can download them all and upload your own.

The website and funnel builder works with the rest of the system: forms, purchases and lead magnets all create contacts.

If what you asked for is an app rather than a website (it needs custom code and its own database), it is saved under Web Apps instead. Each web app has its own URL and is hosted in the platform, and you can publish it to your own domain or embed it in the app.