The actual code
A git repository from the first turn. Clone it, download it, hand it to any developer, host it anywhere. Nothing about it is specific to us.
Bring your site
Paste its address. Amelia reads every page, keeps your words and your pictures, and rebuilds it as a project you own — with the code, in a repository, on a machine you can leave any time.
Wix · WordPress · Squarespace · Shopify · Webflow · GoDaddy · or anything else that is on the internet.
rosewoodbakery.com
Rosewood Bakery · Wix · 11 pagesrebuilt · yours
The part nobody else does
Most "migrations" leave the images pointing back at the old host — parastorage.com, wp-content, wsimg.com. The new site looks perfect right up to the day you cancel the old account, and then every photograph on it turns into a broken square.
Amelia downloads the originals and puts them in your project, where they are files you can see, replace and take with you. The rebuilt site does not know the old one exists.
Your site, as it is
the pages a visitor already sees
Read, one a second
text, headings, images, forms
Your project here
real files, a git repo, yours
A git repository from the first turn. Clone it, download it, hand it to any developer, host it anywhere. Nothing about it is specific to us.
You pay for the work and the machine time, both printed on screen as they happen, rather than a monthly rental for as long as the site exists.
“Put the Christmas hours on the front page.” No editor to learn, no template to fight, no developer to book.
And the honest half: a page builder gives you a drag-and-drop canvas and a preview of every change before it lands. This does not. You describe what you want and read what came back. If moving boxes around with a mouse is the part you enjoy, you will miss it.
It costs nothing to look — you see the name of your site, its icon and its page count before anything is created.
Your existing site keeps running exactly as it is. Cancel it when you are ready, or never.
Questions
No. Nothing on it is touched. Amelia reads the public pages the way a visitor would and builds a copy here, which you own. You cancel the old one when — and if — you decide to.
Any site that is on the public internet. Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow, GoDaddy, Weebly, or something a developer wrote by hand. It recognises the common ones by name and works from the pages either way.
Yes. The copy is taken word for word — it is yours and it is usually the part you care most about — and the images are downloaded and kept as files in your project, not linked back to the old host. That is the point: your new site keeps working after you cancel the old account.
Those are somebody else's service embedded in a page, and they do not travel. Amelia lists every one it could not bring over, in a plain sentence each, and offers to build the equivalent here.
The rebuild is a normal build: you pay for the work the model does and the machine time it takes, both shown on screen as it goes. There is no separate migration fee.