GIZI — Website Builder
iOS Universel / Productivité
Publish a stunning website in 10 minutes, no code needed.
GIZI makes it incredibly easy to build a professional, fully featured website right from your iPhone. Launch your site in minutes, customize every detail, and start engaging with your audience—no technical skills needed.
WHY GIZI?
• Instant Setup: Build and publish a complete website in under 10 minutes.
• No-Code Editor: Easily create, edit, and update pages with our intuitive visual editor—no coding required.
• Professional Templates: Choose from beautifully designed templates and tailor them with themes, colors, fonts, and millions of free images.
• SEO-Friendly: Your website and pages are automatically optimized for search engines, helping your site rank higher and reach more visitors.
• Custom Domain: Connect your existing domain or set up a new one in minutes—no technical hassle required.
• Engage Visitors: Connect with your audience through built-in messaging, newsletter features, and seamless Mailchimp integration.
• Real-Time Analytics: Understand your visitors with instant notifications, detailed stats, and performance insights.
• Works on All Your Apple Devices: Create and edit your site using iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
• Free Forever: Your first website stays free for life, with all the core features included.
MADE FOR CREATORS & BUSINESSES
Portfolios, small‑business sites, social bio links, instant landing pages, blogs, event pages, student projects—if you can imagine it, you can publish it with GIZI.
Join thousands of iPhone users who have effortlessly launched their websites with GIZI. Start for free, customize everything, and unlock your online potential—no prior experience needed.
Download GIZI Now and Go Live Today!
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
• 2x Faster GIZI Websites
• Faster Image Uploads
• GIZI Edge+ now loads images 12x faster across the GIZI app and all GIZI websites
GIZI is now available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Visit gizi.site to download the app.
Fun Fact: The “.su” domain, originally assigned to the Soviet Union, continues to exist and is still actively used, despite the USSR dissolving in 1991.
