Good AI choices shouldn't require a second career

Pick Your Models. Or Be Laizie About It.

Your website needs different kinds of thinking: design that makes sense, copy that sounds human, code that does the job, and images that belong. Laizie lets you choose supported models for those roles yourself, or use LaizieRouter with one shared quality setting. You decide how involved you want to be. Knowing every model's middle name is entirely optional.

Hands on the dials, or feet up. Your choice.

Your builder. Your AI route.

Don't Marry a Website Tool Just to Date Its AI.

AI changes quickly. Your preferred model for writing may not be your preferred model for coding, and neither necessarily creates images. A builder with one fixed AI choice can make your website workflow depend on someone else's favorite answer to every problem.

On Laizie's AI Models page, choose Router mode or Direct Provider mode. The work is organized into four roles: Web Designer for page design, Developer for code and technical work, Content for writing, and Graphic Designer for images. Only image-capable models belong in that last seat. You work from the supported choices available in the application, rather than assuming every model can do every job.

You can change routes without rebuilding your website. Laizie preserves your direct-provider settings when you switch, so experimenting with Router doesn't mean starting your configuration over. The website files stay on your hosting either way. Your choice of AI service and your ownership of the site are separate decisions.

Change your AI mind. Keep your website.

Two routes. One familiar workspace.

How Laizie Do You Want to Be Today?

Choose convenience when you want it and detailed control when you need it. Both routes serve the same Builder tools.

LaizieRouter: You Set the Quality.

Let the routing service handle the model side of your roles. Choose Low, Medium, High, xHigh, or Max; the shared setting applies across the roles, and access is managed through your Laizie license. High is the default everyday starting point. Low favors speed and cost, while the higher settings are there for harder work. You don't need to assemble separate provider configurations to get started. Pick a sensible quality target for the task instead of turning every footer update into a model research project.

Direct Providers: You Choose the Team.

Connect your own supported provider accounts, choose the models for up to four role configurations, and fund those accounts yourself. This is the route for people who have preferences and want to use them. Provider keys are stored encrypted; leaving a key field blank keeps the existing key rather than erasing it. Keep credentials in the protected settings, never in your page instructions. Your selected providers and models determine their own capabilities and usage costs. More control also means more decisions, but perhaps that's your idea of relaxing.

Be Laizie before lunch. Be particular after lunch.

Simple choices. Honest costs.

Pay for the Work. Check the Details.

AI generation uses paid resources even if you reject the result. Router usage records show recent activity; use your account portal for actual charges and invoices. Costs depend on the task, quality, models, and current pricing, not a promised universal savings percentage. Tier 1 plugins are included while Router mode is on. Switching to direct providers ends that included access; purchased plugins remain usable in either route within their license terms.

Free Builder doesn't mean free AI. It does mean you get to choose.

One choice to get moving

Choose Your Route. Build Your Thing.

Start with Router on High for an uncomplicated first run, or connect the provider accounts you already prefer. Make one useful change, review the proposal, and see how your chosen team works.

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You bring the idea. Choose who brings the AI.