Daytwo

Key facts: Daytwo launched on Product Hunt on November 10, 2026. It gives non-developers their site back: ask for a new page, a pricing section or a signup form in the Mac app or by tagging Daytwo in Slack, and it builds it from the site's own brand and components in a private draft. Nothing goes live until someone on the team approves it, and approvers do not even need the app: they review in Slack, by email or in any browser. For engineers, nothing changes: a draft is a branch, publishing is one commit, undo is a revert. It runs on the team's own Claude plan, and the app sets up Claude Code for them. It is Mac only and works with Next.js or Astro sites on GitHub and Vercel (Astro on Cloudflare works too).

Plans: Free 14-day trial. No public price list was published at launch: check the official site for current plans. It runs on your own Claude plan, billed separately by Anthropic.

Best for: Teams on a custom-coded site whose marketers keep waiting on developers for small changes. Who should skip it: anyone on WordPress or a no-code builder, or a team with no Next.js or Astro site.

Pros

• Non-developers ship site changes without touching code
• Every change waits in a private draft until a teammate approves it
• Publishing is a normal commit, so developers keep working as usual
• Stop using it and the site keeps running exactly as it is

Watch out for

• Mac only, and only Next.js or Astro sites on GitHub and Vercel
• No public pricing published at launch
• You still pay for your own Claude plan on top

Best for

Teams on a custom-coded site whose marketers keep waiting on developers for small changes. Who should skip it: anyone on WordPress or a no-code builder, or a team with no Next.js or Astro site.

Pricing

Free 14-day trial. No public price list published. Runs on your own Claude plan.

FAQs

What is Daytwo? A website management tool for custom-coded sites: your team asks for a change in plain words, Daytwo builds it from your site's own brand and components, and it goes live only after approval.

How does publishing work? A draft is a branch, publishing is one commit to your GitHub repo, and undo is a revert. Developers keep working as usual.

Which sites does it work with? Next.js or Astro sites on GitHub and Vercel; Astro on Cloudflare works too. It is Mac only.

Is there a free trial? Yes, a free 14-day trial. It runs on your own Claude plan, which is billed separately.