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Liteshop hosts static websites and gives them business features. An AI assistant such as ChatGPT, or a developer, builds the Site as ordinary HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Liteshop checks it, publishes it, keeps every version, and runs the features the Site declares. You don’t set up hosting, databases, or credentials. The Site calls Liteshop from the browser through a small SDK, and you manage messages, bookings, and orders in the Liteshop dashboard.

What a Site can do

  • Forms: Visitors send messages that appear in the Messages page of the dashboard.
  • Bookings: Visitors request a stay, whole days, or a time slot. You confirm each request, and confirmed Bookings block the dates. Liteshop can sync with Airbnb, Booking.com, Google Calendar, and iCloud calendars.
  • Catalogue: Visitors request products or services. You confirm each request and arrange payment outside Liteshop.
Liteshop doesn’t take online payments and has no carts or Visitor accounts. For the complete list, see Capability status.

Choose how to build

How publishing works

  1. You or your AI assistant produce a Site Bundle: a folder or ZIP file with index.html and a liteshop.json manifest.
  2. Liteshop validates the bundle. If something is wrong, it lists each problem and how to fix it.
  3. You approve the change, and Liteshop publishes it as a new Deployment.
  4. If an update causes a problem, you put an earlier Deployment back live. Messages, bookings, and orders aren’t affected.

For AI assistants

AI assistants read llms.txt, a single file with every rule a generated Site must follow. To start, give your assistant this instruction: