CreateEngine turns a brief into a complete site — navigation, scroll-driven 3D chapters, content sections and a footer — and lets you edit, publish and export it. The model writes a specification, never code: it chooses from a small set of directed camera recipes and writes the copy, and deterministic code draws the page and measures it. It is a separate engine from the Website Developer, sharing none of its spec, renderer or planner.
Each 3D chapter is one of a handful of camera recipes (a product reveal, an exploded view, a terrain flyover…), each tuned by hand and held to the same checks. The model picks and parameterises them; it cannot compose a shot that has never been looked at.
A render gate opens the site at a desktop and a phone size and measures, from pixels, whether text sits on the object, reads against what is behind it, or is clipped, and whether a frame is empty. Findings are shown in the studio, never hidden behind a "ready".
Scenes use a licensed library of 3D models — credited in the footer of every page that shows one — or a model you upload. A brief whose object is not in the library gets an abstract form, and says so.
A figure, price or logo that is not in the brief is left out rather than made up, and a button with nowhere real to go is not drawn. The editor's AI commands follow the same rule.
“A field watch with a 42-hour reserve, made in an edition of three hundred.”
Hand-built reference site (Meridian), made with the same renderer and checks a generated site gets: a dark product reveal that studies the dial up close, a specifications table, and a reservation call to action.
“A narrative space game in development, with a wishlist page and two questions players keep asking.”
Hand-built reference site (Halcyon Drift): a flight through a ring of light to the pilot's helmet, a short story in three beats, and a questions section — with no release date, because none was given.
NOTEThese describe what the generator produces for a brief of that shape. Output varies by run — the specification is planned each time, not retrieved from a template.
One account covers every SXX product. Your projects are saved as you work and reopen exactly where you left them.