Describe your city or town, and Meku builds the website. The site includes department pages, council agendas and minutes, public notices, a service request form, and an events calendar. Meku writes the code in React and Tailwind CSS, hosts the site, and lets you export the code at any time.
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Each department gets a page with its services, staff contacts, hours, and forms, such as public works, parks, and utilities.
Post council and board agendas and minutes by meeting date. Public notices sit on their own page with dates.
Residents report a pothole, a broken streetlight, or a missed trash pickup. Each request can be saved to a Supabase database for staff.
City news on the home page, and a calendar for meetings, festivals, and closures.
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Describe your departments, council, services, and the forms residents use
Meku builds department pages, agendas, notices, a request form, and a calendar
Edit text in Visual Edit, or ask in chat to post a notice or add a meeting
Publish with hosting and SSL, or export the code to GitHub or a ZIP file

Describe the services residents need, and Meku builds a page for each.
Built-in analytics shows visitors, page views, and traffic sources as soon as your site is public.

For small local governments and the staff who run their websites.
Agencies that build government websites can remix the example for each client.
Describe your city in one prompt. Meku builds the pages, and you edit and publish when you are ready. You can start for free.
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Department pages, council agendas and minutes, public notices, news, an events calendar, contact details, and a way to request services. Meku adds each of these when you describe your city.
Ask Meku to follow WCAG guidelines, then test the site with an accessibility checker and fix any issues before launch. Your city is responsible for meeting its accessibility rules.
Link the Pay button to your current payment portal for utilities, taxes, or permits.
Yes. Staff change text in Visual Edit or describe a change in chat, such as "post a boil water notice."
Yes. Connect your city's domain to the site. Hosting and SSL are included.
Yes. Export the full code to GitHub or as a ZIP file. The code is yours, so you can host it with any provider.