Every site Webamend is connected to today, with the stack each one is built on. New ones are added as they go live.
Each of these sites is changed by the people who own it, who ask in the editor and press publish, and every change they publish is a pull request in the site’s own repository. None of them were rebuilt for it. Each one is the static site its builder shipped, with a policy file added and an editor connected.
Open one and you get a working site on Netlify, built from a GitHub repository, with no CMS in front of it, which is exactly what the client sees. The part a builder cares about lives in the repository, where each published change is a merged pull request and the history doubles as the audit trail. That is all of it.
A music producer, session keyboardist and Ableton teacher. Seven pages with embedded players and a booking form.
The first site Webamend ran on. Changes are asked for and published by the site owner; the first one merged on 14 September 2026.
Online cognitive behavioural therapy: what is treated, how the work goes, and a way to book a first conversation.
A practice site. The owner changes wording, prices and photos without a developer; every change is still a pull request.
AI integration consulting for businesses: agents, automation and data access, built and shipped rather than slide-decked.
The founder’s own site, on the same static stack Webamend was built for.
Connect the first one and we will list it here, if you would like us to.
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