Frontman is an AI website editor: click any element on your live site and turn plain-English requests into reviewable code edits for WordPress, Next.js,…
Frontman is an AI website editor that lets teams click on any element of a live site and describe the change they want in plain English, turning the request into a reviewable code edit rather than a rebuild. It reads the live DOM, CSS, and component boundaries to make targeted, accurate changes, shows updates in real time, and supports responsive testing across device presets.
The tool works with WordPress (posts, pages, blocks, Elementor layouts, menus, WooCommerce) via a plugin, and with JavaScript frameworks including Next.js, Astro, and Vite. It integrates with a project's dev server to read build logs and console errors for automatic fixes, and can load project conventions from agents.md or claude.md files. Frontman uses a bring-your-own-key (BYOK) model, letting teams connect their own Anthropic, OpenAI, or OpenRouter API keys so AI usage is billed separately by the provider.
Frontman works with WordPress (as a plugin, editing posts, pages, Gutenberg blocks, Elementor layouts, menus, and WooCommerce data), Next.js (App Router, Pages Router, Turbopack), Astro (SSR/SSG/Islands), and Vite projects using React, Vue, or Svelte.
Self-hosting Frontman is free, though teams manage their own infrastructure, updates, and AI API keys. The hosted plan, Frontman Pro, costs €15 per seat/month (or €150/year) and includes a 14-day free trial.
Frontman is bring-your-own-API-key: it connects to Claude, ChatGPT, or OpenRouter using your own subscription or API key, so AI usage costs are billed separately by your chosen provider.