Design happens on a mockup
The change is approved in Figma or a screenshot, and on the real site the block doesn't fit, the copy wraps badly or mobile breaks.
Open your site in the editor, point at what you want to change and the agent builds it in front of you. What you see in the preview is what your visitors will get, and nothing ships without your approval.
Bixlow's visual editor is a workspace over a live preview of the customer's real site, where pointing at an element makes Bixlow create its selector and the matching node, and a docked AI agent builds changes on top of what you are looking at.
Pick the plan that grows with you
“Rewrite this headline around the yearly savings.”
Changing a page you don't control usually means a chain of screenshots, tickets and guesses about how it will look.
The change is approved in Figma or a screenshot, and on the real site the block doesn't fit, the copy wraps badly or mobile breaks.
Touching one button means opening developer tools, finding a selector that won't change tomorrow and explaining it to whoever will code it.
One person edits, another edits on top, and nobody knows which version was the right one or how to get back to it.
Everything happens in one editor: the preview of your site, the workflow canvas and the agent's chat.
With the script installed, the editor loads a live preview of your site. You browse it the way a visitor would.
Click a headline, a button or a section and Bixlow builds the selector and the node that represents it in the workflow.
Describe what you want in the docked chat. The agent builds it on top of what you are looking at and the preview updates.
Check the result in the preview. Publishing is always your call, and every version is saved.
Being able to change something is not enough. You need to see exactly what changes and be able to undo it.
You edit on the real page, with its content, styles and behavior, and see the change applied before you publish it.
The AI chat sits next to the preview and knows the open workflow, so you can ask for changes without explaining where everything is.
The editor saves on its own, keeps a version history and stops two people from editing the same draft at once.
A per-project asset library for the images your changes use, without uploading them to your own server.
The editor is not a toolbox for doing everything by hand. It is where you see what the agent builds and decide whether it ships.
Bixlow Studio works in the same editor on your site: designers and engineers build the changes and a strategist reviews them before you approve.
Meet Bixlow StudioNo. You point at the element and ask for the change in the chat. If you do code, you can review and edit what the agent builds.
No. Changes are injected into the page when it loads. Stop the workflow and the change disappears on the next page load, with your theme untouched.
The editor saves on its own and keeps a version history, so you can go back to any earlier version. And nothing is published without your approval.
The draft has an edit lock: while someone is editing it, nobody else can overwrite it without noticing.
It works with Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Webflow, Framer, WordPress and custom builds: any site where you can add a script.
Install the script, point at the first element and ask the agent for the change.
NO CARD · ONE SCRIPT · 10 MINUTES