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An AI that does the work
An AI agent turns your request into a real change, writes the copy, checks the facts, and stages it for your approval.
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- Free to build
- You own your domain
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You see the real thing before any money changes hands.
See it work
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River Yoga Studio
AI chat
Add a Vinyasa Flow class Saturdays at 9am with Elena, link the booking page
You · 8:14 AM
Reading your events
Updating your events
Added the Saturday 9:00 AM Vinyasa Flow to your Events section:
- Vinyasa Flow added to Events — Saturdays, 9:00 AM
- Hosted by Elena R. (45 min)
- Booking link set to your Mindbody page
Because it sets a time and a booking link, I saved it to the approval queue as a controlled change. Nothing is live until you approve.
What you get
Everything in this one, done for you.
Tell it what you want and it does the actual work: writes the paragraph, builds the new section, drafts the blog post, matches your existing voice. It runs quality checks on every change, catching typos, broken layout, and factual mistakes before anything reaches you. This is the difference between a tool that gives you a blank box and one that hands you a finished draft.
It drafts, you decide
The agent is capable, not unsupervised. It proposes; you dispose. Small edits it can publish on its own once you've set that up, but anything that touches structure or money waits for your explicit OK. You get the speed of automation without handing over the keys.
How it works
From idea to live, step by step.
It reads before it writes
The agent loads your current site content first, so a new paragraph matches the voice already on the page instead of sounding like a generic template. It works from what exists, not from scratch.
It does the real task
Ask for a new services section and it writes the copy and structures the section. Ask for a blog post and it drafts the whole thing, generates a slug and excerpt, and saves it as a draft. You get a finished thing to react to, not a blank field.
Every change runs the governance check
Before anything is staged, the change is classified: factual detail, marketing copy, or structural. That decides whether it can auto-publish, needs your review, or is blocked entirely. The agent can't talk its way around this.
You approve, then it ships and verifies
Approved changes publish and the system confirms they're live on the public page. Blog posts the agent writes always land as drafts for a human to publish. Structural and layout work is never the agent's to ship.
The difference
The old way, and the way with Strelva.
The old way
- A chatbot answers questions but can't actually change your site, so you still do the work yourself.
- Generic AI copy that reads like every other small-business site on the internet.
- You hand an AI the keys and pray it doesn't rewrite your pricing or delete a page.
With Strelva
- The agent makes the real change: writes the copy, builds the section, drafts the post.
- It reads your existing pages first and matches the voice already there.
- Structural and money-related changes are blocked from auto-publishing by design, not by trust.
What it looks like for a real business
The owner wants a page about the new water-heater service he's offering but hasn't written a word of marketing copy in his life. He types one line: "add a tankless water heater install page, mention we do same-week scheduling." The agent reads his existing service pages to match their plain, no-nonsense tone, drafts the new section, and stages it. He reads it on his phone between jobs, fixes one detail, and approves. Because new marketing copy always routes to review, nothing went public until he looked at it.
Questions
The things people ask first.
Will the copy sound like a robot wrote it?
It reads your existing site before writing and matches the tone that's already there. You still see every draft before it can go live, so anything that sounds off gets fixed or rejected before a customer sees it.
Can the AI break my site?
No. It can only edit content sections, and changes to layout, navigation, or theme are blocked from auto-publishing entirely. Those are handled by a human. The agent proposes content; it can't restructure your site on its own.
Does it post blogs automatically?
No. The agent writes the full post and saves it as a draft. A person reviews and publishes. Writing is automated; publishing stays a human decision.
What stops it from changing my prices?
Prices, booking links, hours, and contact details are treated as high-risk facts. Even on a fast-moving account, those always route to review before publishing. The agent can draft the change but can't ship it alone.
See it on your own site first.
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