Click to edit
See something you want to change? Click on it and type.
- Edit words right on the page
- Swap photos and backgrounds
- Update links, buttons, and colors
- Drag sections into a new order
TechMitten
AppBlips, free with every project
AppBlips is a free, open-source editor I built so you can update your own site without waiting on a developer or learning WordPress. Click on anything to change it, or describe what you want in plain English. Every website and app I build works with it, at no extra cost.
WordPress is powerful, but it was built for people who manage websites. AppBlips is built for people who run a business and just need to change a few things.
TopicWordPressAppBlips
Making a changeLog in to a dashboard, find the right page, plugin, or theme setting.Click the thing you want to change, right on the page.
Bigger updatesLearn a page builder, or hire someone.Describe it in plain English: "add a page for our new service."
MistakesHope you made a backup.Every change is saved as a version. Undo with one click.
UpkeepPlugin, theme, and security updates to keep on top of.No plugins to patch. Your site is plain, fast web pages.
CostOften paid themes, plugins, and hosting add-ons.Free and open source, included with every project.
Spend where it matters
Small changes shouldn't need a developer.
Most website updates are small: new hours, a fresh photo, a price change. With AppBlips you can make them the moment you need to. And when you'd rather hand something off, I'm still a phone call away.
- Included free with every project I build
- Open source under the MIT license
- Runs on Windows and Linux
- I'll help you get set up
AppBlips is free. Clicking to change words, photos, links, and layout needs nothing else. Plain-English AI changes use an AI service you connect, such as OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google Gemini, which bills you directly for what you use. You can also run a free AI model on your own computer through Ollama or LM Studio.
No. AppBlips is designed for people who have never written code. You click on what you want to change or describe it in everyday words. The code is always there if you or a developer ever want to look at it.
Every change is saved as a version, so you can undo anything with one click. You also see each change in a live preview before you publish it.
When you're happy with your changes, you can publish them yourself, or send them over and I'll put them live for you. Either way, I'll walk you through it when your project is handed over.
AppBlips runs on Windows and Linux. There isn't a Mac version yet. If you're on a Mac, I'm happy to make changes for you in the meantime.
No. AppBlips is open source and free for anyone. You can use it to edit a site I built for you, or to build new apps, websites, and simple games from scratch.
Of course. AppBlips is there so you have the option, not so you're on your own. Updates are available à la carte whenever you'd rather I handle them.
A practical next step
A rough idea is enough. I'll help you work out the details.