In your own words
You describe what you want; your agent makes the change and stages it as a draft. Every change is logged: who, what, and what was asked.
A website you talk to: you describe in plain words what should change, your own AI assistant stages it, and you publish.

A new page, an updated price, a workshop on 12 March: you say it, and it is ready as a draft. You see the whole site as it will be and decide for yourself. No dashboard to learn, nothing to install — and for visitors simply a fast site that gets found.
You describe what you want; your agent makes the change and stages it as a draft. Every change is logged: who, what, and what was asked.
No database, no plugins, no framework to update. PHP and a folder of files — less that can break, and nothing you need to understand to keep it running.
Findability, structured data and load speed are baked into the way of working, not a separate round afterwards. Visitors are not tracked.
Your site is a folder of ordinary files: copy the folder and you have the site. Without a licence it simply keeps working — it just gets no new features.
hallobraaf.nl runs on loam itself. Every page you read here was made and changed that way — this one too.
For websites it is a package with a name and a price: design and build by Braaf, from € 6,750. After that you make the small changes yourself, in one sentence.