IntegrationsWebsite MigrationAI Marketing Stack

Turn a Hand-Coded Site into an AI-Run Platform

A hand-coded HTML, CSS, and JS site is fast, but it is frozen - no CMS, no analytics, no email, and every change means editing files by hand. We rebuild it as a Next.js app with a CMS, analytics, and email, all run by chatting with an AI.

No CMS means no future

A static hand-built site cannot grow with you. There is no easy way to publish content, no view of who visits, no email, and every edit is a developer task.

It works until the day you need to actually market with it.

What you move to

A self-hosted Next.js site that keeps the speed of static but adds Sanity for content, PostHog for analytics, and your email platform wired in. You own all of it.

Your site becomes your marketing team

Publish pages, read your numbers, and send email by chatting with an AI - no more hand-editing files - with a developer reviewing each change before it goes live.

Proof

From hand-managed pages to an AI-run, owned platform.

Dr. Todd Hall’s team now runs sites on a Next.js stack with Sanity, PostHog, and Claude wired in - publishing content, reading analytics, and editing by conversation, all the things a static hand-coded site cannot do.

Read the case study

Stack

Next.jsSanityPostHogClaude (MCP)

Frequently asked questions

Will I lose my Google rankings?
No. We run an SEO-migration audit first, map every URL, set redirects, and preserve metadata so rankings carry over.
Will my site stay as fast?
Yes. Next.js keeps the speed of a static site while adding a CMS, analytics, and email on top.
Do I finally get a way to edit it myself?
Yes. You add pages and content by telling an AI what you want, with a developer reviewing each change before it is live.
How do we start?
With a short scoping call to map your current site, then a fixed-price, fixed-scope rebuild.
Editing HTML by hand for every change?

Start with the Readiness Audit

The Remote Team Readiness Audit evaluates how prepared your team is to bring on a remote engineer. 4 minutes, 10 questions, no email required to see results.