Rated: 🌮🌮🌮 — Great Start, Needs Polish to Shine

I’m giving this app 3 tacos out of 5, which to me means it’s a solid foundation with real potential, but still needs refinement—especially for long-term or agency use.

The platform is intuitive and makes it easy to get a simple, attractive website up and running quickly. For solopreneurs or small businesses wanting to establish a fast web presence, this works very well. My client was happy with what I delivered, and I got it done faster than expected.

Customer support deserves credit—they responded quickly when I requested a feature to allow email notifications from form submissions to go to the site owner, not just the account holder. That was a thoughtful addition. However, if you're building sites for clients as an agency, it's worth noting that their branding still appears in some client communications. That’s a limitation for anyone needing full white-label capabilities.

The webhook support is a strong point—it opens the door to advanced integrations for those with some technical know-how, which partially offsets the branding issue if you're crafty with external workflows.

My biggest concern—and the reason I’m not giving 4 or 5 tacos—is the lack of documentation or tutorials. There’s nothing that walks you through what each block or feature does, which feels like a basic necessity, especially for users who aren’t developers. There’s also a </> code button that looks like it should allow for custom edits, but it doesn’t appear to work. I messaged support about that but haven’t received a reply yet (to be fair, it might be due to the weekend).

Suggestion to AppSumo: Please require all listed products to provide at least basic documentation or video tutorials. It’s hard to get full value from a tool if we’re left guessing how half of it works.

In summary:

✅ Great for quick site builds

✅ Responsive support

✅ Webhook functionality is a plus

⚠️ Needs much better onboarding/documentation

⚠️ Not ideal for agencies unless full white-label is added

I’ll be keeping an eye on how the product evolves. With a few updates, this could easily become a 4- or 5-taco platform.