VibePress

Public beta · WordPress, without buying the wrong theme

Your reference. Your story. A theme that is already yours.

VibePress reads a homepage you admire, writes a new site for your business onto that structure, and lets you finish it in conversation. Then it downloads a WordPress block theme you can still edit — so anyone can get a page that actually looks like the one they meant to make. Early access: Free limits are real; Pro billing is on the waitlist.

You already know this feeling.

The paid theme never looks like the site in your head

You bought a beautiful demo. Your clinic, your plates, your words went in. It still looked like their demo, badly dressed. Matching a real homepage you love was never the job that theme was built for.

WordPress is the last mile, not the first sketch

You should be talking about the look — darker, the hero split, that sentence in Japanese — not hunting a Customizer panel. The fight with the theme is why cool sites die as ‘good enough’.

You still need WordPress when it ships

A screenshot in chat is not a site you can edit next month. The download has to be a real theme: colors and type in the Site Editor, copy in pages, your hands on the last 10%.

Three steps. The last one is WordPress, on purpose.

01

Point at a homepage you want

Paste the URL. We read the live page: section order, split vs stacked hero, card count, color, type. We do not clone their HTML, logo, or photos.

02

Tell us your story

A short script — who it’s for, the name, the offer. We write your site onto that skeleton. Drop in your photographs when you have them.

03

Talk it into shape, then open WordPress

“Make the hero quieter.” “Move booking up.” Chat edits the live design, not a new lottery each time. Download a block theme. Appearance → Editor for the rest.

What you download

A block theme. Site Editor is the fine-tuning tool.

The zip is a WordPress 6.4+ block theme: theme.json for color and type, templates for the homepage, header and footer as template parts. Upload it, activate it, then open Appearance → Editor. Change the headline. Swap the logo. Keep writing in WordPress.

  • Homepage built from the live design you composed
  • Header and footer editable in the Site Editor
  • Palette and fonts in theme.json / Styles
  • Pages and posts keep the same voice

If a paid theme never quite became your site, start here.