FowazzAI

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Project Name FowazzAI

Inspiration

Small businesses deserve a fighting chance online, but most simply can’t afford it. In many places, especially in developing regions, a basic website can cost $300–$400 upfront or expensive monthly fees. That’s a huge barrier for local shops, home-based sellers, students, and freelancers who rely on being discoverable online. I kept seeing businesses around me struggle with this: great products, horrible digital presence. They lose customers not because they’re bad, but because they’re invisible. So I built FowazzAI, an AI website builder that removes the financial and technical barriers of getting online. All you have to do is explain how you want your site, and its live in the next couple of hours on the web.

What it does

FowazzAI lets anyone create a complete, functional website just by talking. A user speaks or types: “I run a bakery called SweetCrumbs. Make me a modern website with my menu and WhatsApp button.”

FowazzAI then: -Designs the website automatically -Generates all text + images -Builds the layout with modern UI -Searches and stores the Domain the user types in (via Fayez backend) -Deploys the site to production -Sets up hosting, SSL, and DNS automatically In less than 2 minutes, a business gets a fully deployed website, no coding, no designers, no $300 fees.

For the hackathon, FowazzAI is free, because public good is the whole point. However, this could be expanded upon for commercial use in the future and an extremely small business-friendly pricing could be implemented ($5/month).

Domain linking note:

For the hackathon version, domain registration + final DNS linking are done manually (done by the operator), because automating this is expensive and risky during rapid development. The system prepares everything around the domain so linking takes under a minute.

Within 2 minutes, a business receives a real, deployed website with minimal human touch.

How we built it (Used ClaudeCode mainly for this hackathon) -Frontend: React + Tailwind chat interface for the “talk to build” experience

-AI Layer: Anthropic Claude + structured prompting to interpret user intent and generate site blueprints

-Backend (Fowazz): Python Flask API that converts the blueprint into actual HTML/CSS/JS sections

-Provisioning System (Fayez): -Node.js (Express + TypeScript) -BullMQ queue for stable provisioning -Redis for job management

-Supabase for user auth & storage -DNSimple API for domain search availability -Cloudflare Pages for hosting + automatic SSL The whole pipeline turns natural language → finished website → live on a custom domain.

Challenges we ran into

Getting AI to generate consistent, structured website data We had to create a multi-stage planning prompt system so the model plans first, then generates clean components. Automatic domain registration Domain APIs are expensive and strict, and running them through a queue system took a lot of debugging. For now, and for the sake of this hackathon, Domain registration is done manually (cheaper and more viable option), however i do have plans of automating this work in the near future. Deployment reliability Making the system reliable enough that ANY user command produces a working website required heavy error handling. Avoiding hallucinations AI tends to invent features or code. We had to enforce templates and validation checks.

Accomplishments

that we're proud of -Turning a spoken description into a real published website automatically -Successfully integrating AI → design → code → deployment with no human developer in the loop

-Making website creation accessible for $5 (currently FREE) instead of $300+

-Creating something that genuinely helps small businesses become visible online

-Testing dozens of flows to make sure non-technical users can use it with zero friction

What we learned

-AI agents are powerful, but they need guardrails -Small businesses don’t need fancy — they need functional and fast -Deployment automation requires more engineering than the AI part -Voice interaction dramatically increases accessibility -People are excited by tools that remove “tech intimidation”

What's next for FowazzAI

Launch a permanent lite-tier for micro-businesses (for example $5/month) Add multi-language support (Urdu, Somali, Tagalog, French, Bahasa, etc.) Allow editing after creation using voice commands Add built-in analytics Partner with local incubators to give free websites to student entrepreneurs Create a “marketplace” of templates that can be mixed with AI-generated content Create an automatic domain registration API so this can be implemented with FowazzAI Offer ultra-cheap hosting so nobody ever has to pay $300 for a simple website again.