Make any website ready for real content — free
A website is a computer file that shows words and pictures in a web browser. Most websites are built once with sample words and sample pictures already in them, called placeholder content, standing in for the real words and real pictures a real business will use later. This free tool does two things. First, it gives you a real instructions file you can hand to an AI helper that writes computer code, so that helper can go through any website and mark the exact spots where real content should go. Second, once those spots are marked, this same page lets you see them, live, and type in your own real words and pictures right here in your browser, for free, any time you want.
Get the instructions file
This file is called CLAUDE.md. It is written in plain English, for an AI coding helper to read, not for a person to read. It tells that helper exactly which parts of a website are safe to mark as "real content goes here" — a headline, a paragraph, a photo — and which parts must never be touched, like a "Home" button or the small copyright line at the bottom of a page. Once you have this file, put it into the same folder as the website you want to fix, then ask your AI coding helper (for example, a tool called Claude Code) to read it and follow it.
Try it here, on any public website, free
Once a website's real content spots are marked (either because your AI helper already did it, or because the website already came that way), paste that website's real address on GitHub below. GitHub is a place on the internet where the actual files that make up a website are kept and shared. This page will fetch those real files, right here in your own browser, and show you exactly which spots are marked and where each one lands on the real page.
Turn this into real money
Once your website is filled in with real content, you can offer it for sale to other people in the Easy Life Agents Marketplace — the same real place this free tool lives. Putting a website up for sale there costs you nothing at all.