A domain
Registered in your name, or bring one you already own. We handle the DNS — including the part that actually trips people up: telling you which provider your domain is really being managed at, not the one you bought it from.
TDC gives you the domain, the server space and a website builder that plugs straight into the AI you already use. You describe the site in plain language. It writes the files, checks them in a real browser, and publishes to your live address — while you watch.
MCP Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — or whatever you already pay for. No second AI subscription.
Real tool calls, in your AI's own window. Everything above the last line happened in a draft — nothing a visitor could see changed until you said publish.
A website normally means a domain registrar, a hosting company, a page builder and someone who knows how to drive all three. We collapse that into one product — and replace the page builder with your AI.
Registered in your name, or bring one you already own. We handle the DNS — including the part that actually trips people up: telling you which provider your domain is really being managed at, not the one you bought it from.
Storage, bandwidth, build minutes and HTTPS on our infrastructure. There is no VPS to patch, no control panel to learn, no certificate to remember to renew. Your site is served as plain static files, so it is fast and there is nothing on it to break in.
The new part. A live connection between your AI and your domain, so it can create, change, verify and publish pages in real time — not generate a zip file and wish you luck.
Tell us the name you want, or hand us one you already own.
Domain, server space, HTTPS and DNS — live before you touch anything.
One line, pasted once. Your AI now has tools pointed at your site.
Describe what you want. Review what it made. Say publish.
That is the whole integration. Same idea in ChatGPT, Cursor or any other client that speaks MCP — a name and a URL. From then on your site is just something your assistant can reach, like your calendar or your inbox.
Walk through the full loopYou describe the business and the pages you need. Your AI builds them, shows you what they look like, and changes them when you say so. Getting a new phone number onto every page is one sentence, not an afternoon.
Typed transactional edits, immutable releases with atomic promotion, headless render verification with real DOM facts, and a git-backed export that gets you out in one command. Static output by design — nothing you write ever executes on the server.
“An AI with write access to my website” should make you nervous. It made us nervous, so the architecture is built around the assumption that the model will eventually get something wrong.
Every edit lands in a draft nobody can see. The live site keeps serving the last thing you approved, byte for byte, even mid-edit.
Each publish becomes a numbered, read-only release. Going live moves one pointer. There is no window where half the new site is up.
Rollback moves the pointer back to the previous release. No rebuild, no restore from backup, no waiting. “Put it back to Friday morning” is a sentence.
The render check hands the model an actual screenshot plus console errors, broken images and mobile overflow — so it catches an ugly page, not just a valid one.
Publishing compares the candidate against what is live. If a rewrite would drop your analytics snippet or booking widget, it stops and says so in a sentence.
Pages are built once and served as static files. There is no per-site process to crash, leak or get compromised — and a bad deploy on our side cannot take your site down.
A website builder in a browser tab knows about one thing: that website. The assistant you use every day is already holding your product catalogue, your CRM, your calendar and your inbox.
Which means the request below is one sentence here, and an integration project anywhere else.
BYO-AI is the new thing, but it sits on top of what TDC has always done. All of it is included or available alongside.
Registration, transfers, renewals and DNS that someone else worries about.
Fast static serving, HTTPS, backups and the resources your site actually needs.
Mail on your own domain, set up properly — SPF, DKIM and DMARC included.
Metadata, sitemaps, structured data and the ongoing work to actually rank.
We're onboarding a limited number of sites while the platform is in early access. Tell us what you want to build and we'll tell you honestly whether it fits.