Your website, built from modules. Each one already proven in the field.

What you get

• a modern website, without WordPress or similar site builders (we explain why further down the page);
• designed mobile-first, because that is where most visits come from today;
• service pages built on the same template: key points, how you work, an invitation to get in touch;
• an “About us” page with the team, filterable, and a biography for each person;
• separate journeys for your different audiences (clients and candidates, for example), each taking them straight to the point;
• a contact form that helps people fill it in: it flags what is missing field by field, fixes typos in email addresses (“gmial.com” becomes “gmail.com”) and spots fake phone numbers;
• a button-based assistant that guides visitors to the right page, with answers written and checked in advance;
• accessible to people who use assistive technology too, such as screen readers.

Who it’s for: For everyone. It is the base the other modules are added to.

What you get

• a dedicated page for each service, with a title and description written for search;
• structured data: invisible labels that tell Google and AI assistants what is on the page (the company, its offices, services, people, articles);
• the sitemap submitted to Google, in two languages too, without the versions being mistaken for duplicates;
• migration without losses: every old address leads to the matching new page, and pages that no longer exist say so to Google in the proper way;
• pages built in advance and lightweight images, for a fast website.

Who it’s for: For anyone rebuilding their website who doesn’t want to lose their rankings, and for anyone who wants to be found beyond the circle of people who already know them.

What you get

• management of news, documents, team members, client references and partners;
• drag-and-drop ordering of content, by keyboard and touch too;
• images cropped and recompressed automatically on upload;
• different roles for different people: writing, viewing without editing, handling enquiries, administration;
• access protected by mandatory two-step verification (a password plus a code from an app on your phone);
• a single log of the enquiries received through the website, marked read or unread, with export and data retention in line with the GDPR;
• a built-in guide that explains every page of the admin panel.

Who it’s for: For anyone who wants to update their website independently, with different people doing different things.

What you get

• from one article, three different posts, each following the rules of its own network (length, tone, links, hashtags, emoji);
• hashtags drawn from what the article actually says, readable by screen readers too;
• automatic LinkedIn mentions of registered partners and clients;
• on Instagram: carousels of up to 10 photos, cropped automatically around the part that matters, and image descriptions for blind and partially sighted people;
• vertical Stories from graphic templates, with a live preview;
• three buttons: Approve, Test, Publish. No post goes out unless a person decides it should;
• AI costs shown item by item in the admin panel.

Who it’s for: For anyone who publishes news or articles and doesn’t have the time to adapt them to each social network.

What you get

• an article’s summary, generated from the text in one click;
• translations into English with a glossary for your trade: for example, the Italian formazione becomes training, never formation;
• an automatic check that flags when a sentence changes in Italian and the English version falls behind;
• a practice mode for showing a new person around the admin panel, without spending anything on AI.

Who it’s for: For bilingual websites and for companies that do business abroad.

What you get

• the website automatically reads the data in your business software and turns it into pages of its own;
• nobody has to copy anything by hand;
• where needed, the official forms of your software are embedded in the website’s pages, so sensitive data never passes through the website.

Who it’s for: For recruitment agencies and for any company that already has business software and doesn’t want to change it.

What you get

• the monthly Google Analytics report, read through simple questions: how many people arrive, where from, on which pages;
• every calculated value shows its formula;
• measurements taken by the website itself, without cookies: enquiries received, documents downloaded;
• where needed, a comparison with the previous provider’s reports, so the history is not lost.

Who it’s for: For anyone who currently gets reports they can’t make sense of, or none at all.

What you get

• four anti-spam defences on every public form, invisible to real people;
• protected domain email: anyone who tries to send email pretending to be you is turned away by the providers before reaching the inbox;
• security instructions for every browser that opens the website;
• proper GDPR consent: privacy required, marketing optional and never pre-ticked;
• a separate test environment: every change is tested there before it goes live.

Who it’s for: For everyone. A website that collects contacts is a website that handles personal data.

What you get

• a check every 5 minutes that the website is responding: we see a problem before visitors do;
• automatic collection of errors, stripped of personal data;
• seven alarms that go off when something that should have happened didn’t (a missed backup, for example);
• an email summary every Monday on the state of the website, compared with the week before;
• encrypted backups twice a day, with restores that have actually been tested;
• a readable copy of your data every week, downloadable from the admin panel: the data is yours and always in your hands;
• the engine room: a page listing every service the website relies on, who it is registered to and where it is managed, with no passwords;
• the maintenance log, with who did what and when;
• a monthly review of component updates.

Who it’s for: For every client, after handover. A website doesn’t age all at once: it ages one piece at a time.

What you get (pick what you need)

• AI chatbot that answers in natural language using only the website’s public content, designed to prevent made-up answers and information leaks;
• Internal assistant: a document archive in the admin panel, with an AI assistant that answers staff questions by searching the company’s documents;
• 360-degree appraisals: a platform for skills assessments, replacing forms, spreadsheets and presentations put together by hand;
• New pages to get you found: pages by city and by sector, guides, FAQs, a glossary.

Who it’s for: For anyone who already has the Foundations and wants to take the next step.