Planner
Turns your brief into a scoped plan
Reads your brief, asks the questions a good project manager would, and breaks the work into pages, sections and acceptance criteria you can approve.
Your briefSitemapPage outlinesAcceptance criteria
Anthem / Software FactoryWebsites from Q4 2026
A crew of six specialist AI agents plans, designs, builds, reviews and ships your website. You approve every milestone.
- Planner
- Architect
- Designer
- Coder
- Reviewer
- DevOps
northwind-site
plan.mdScoping the brief
- ▸Homepage
- ▸Servicespage
- └Consultingsection
- └Developmentsection
- ▸Case studiespage
- ▸Contactpage
Most AI site builders hand you a template and a prompt box. Anthem works like a real team. It plans before it designs, reviews before it ships, and stops to ask you at the moments that matter.
You hold the pen.
Three approval gates keep you in charge. Ask for changes at any gate and the work goes back to the right specialist, not back to square one. Flip a gate below and watch the run adapt.
Meet the crew.
Six specialists, each with one job, the right tools and a clear hand-off. Together they cover what a small agency team would.
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Architect
Chooses the structure and the stack
Picks the framework, content model, routing and hosting that fit the plan, and records every decision with the reasoning behind it.
Approved planTech decisionsContent modelComponent map
Designer
Builds the design system and layouts
Derives colour, type and spacing tokens from your brand, then lays out every page with responsive, accessible components.
Brand assetsDesign tokensPage layoutsComponent specs
Coder
Implements pages in an isolated sandbox
Writes the site page by page inside a disposable sandbox, runs the build after every change and keeps a clean, readable history.
ArchitectureSource codeContent entriesBuild artefacts
Reviewer
Checks quality before anything ships
Reviews every change against the plan, checks accessibility, performance and SEO basics, and sends work back to the Coder until it passes.
Pull requestsReview notesQuality reportApproval
DevOps
Deploys previews and production
Publishes a preview link for your sign-off, then promotes the approved build to production on a global edge network, with rollback one click away.
Approved buildPreview URLProduction deployRollback point
Engineered like infrastructure, not like a demo.
Under the friendly surface sits a serverless platform built for long-running, stateful agent work.
Global edge
Runs at the edge, scales to zero.
Agents and the sites they ship run on a global network of edge locations. Nothing to provision, nothing to patch, and no idle servers on your bill.
Every build in its own sandbox
Generated code is compiled and tested in a disposable, isolated sandbox that is destroyed after use. Nothing runs on shared machines.
A memory for every project
A stateful coordinator keeps each project's decisions, tasks and your feedback, so agents never lose context between sessions.
Versioned deliverables
Plans, designs and code are stored as versions you can compare and roll back.
Model-agnostic
Each task goes to the model that does it best, for example Claude Opus for planning and Sonnet for code. Swap models without rework.
You own the output
Export the complete source at any time and host it wherever you want.
Watch a run.
An illustrative run for a six-page company website, from the first line of the brief to the production deploy.
anthem run northwind-site
What you receive
- Sitemap and page plan
- Architecture decisions
- Design tokens and layouts
- Responsive, bilingual pages
- Quality report
- Preview and production URLs
- Full source code
Illustrative run. Real projects follow the same stages, with your approvals deciding the pace.
What the factory builds next.
Websites are the first chapter. Each release teaches the crew a new kind of software, on the same approval-first workflow.
Questions, answered.
Short answers about the factory. For anything else, write to us.
What can the factory build today?
Presentational websites: company sites, marketing sites, landing pages and portfolios, including multilingual content and contact forms. E-commerce follows in Q2 2027, mobile apps in Q3 2027, back-office and admin apps in Q4 2027 and monorepos in Q1 2028.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe what you need in plain language and review the results visually, through previews of the real site. If you do write code, every change and the full history are there for you to read.
Who owns the website and the code?
You do. Every deliverable belongs to you, and you can export the complete source code at any time to host it wherever you like.
How much control do I keep?
You approve the plan, the design and every release. At each gate you can approve or request changes, and the work goes back to the specialist responsible, so only what you asked about gets reworked.
Which AI models power the agents?
Anthem is model-agnostic. Each agent is routed to the frontier model best suited to its task, and we adopt better models as they appear without changing how you work.
How is my content protected?
Each project runs in its own isolated environment, and generated code executes in disposable sandboxes rather than on shared machines. We do not use your content to train models.
How do I join the waitlist?
The waitlist is open. Tell us about the website you need and we will contact you as soon as places open, starting with the projects that fit the first release best.
Be first in line for the factory.
Join the waitlist and tell us what you need. The first places go to projects that fit the first release best.