Build from your idea, not from your business

People start a website from scratch: they describe the idea and that is it. So the brief is the source of truth. The site name, the tagline, the industry, the tone, the look (preset, fonts, motion), the pages, the copy, the pictures and - for an app - the data tables all come from what you typed. Nothing in your organization profile overrides it, and the brand kit is never applied on its own.

When your records are wired in

Only when the brief is about your own business: it names your company, says "my" or "our" business, company, practice or shop, or asks for those things ("with my services", "with online booking", "show my reviews"). Then the services and prices, the booking page, the lead form, the published reviews, the hours, the service areas, the number and chat bind to the pages, and the plan block reads "Reading your business".

When they are not

Any other brief - a cafe, a portfolio, a landing page for a friend, a to-do app - gets a site of its own: its own contact form and booking page (created for the site), no services, no reviews and no records from your organization. The plan block reads "Building from your brief". Nothing you run in Genaya leaks onto a site that is not about it.

The look

The planner picks the preset, the fonts and the light or dark mode from the brief and the trade. The organization brand kit is applied only when the brief is about your business and a kit exists - never by default.

Several sites and apps

One organization holds as many sites and apps as the plan allows, each from a different brief: a site for the business, a landing page for a campaign, a to-do app for the crew, a portal for tenants. Names stay unique inside the organization; nothing else is shared between them.