Project
Regnos
A service business should be able to launch its website in minutes. That's the idea behind Regnos: sector themes, a live editor, domains, and SEO in one panel.
Project facts
- Sector
- Website Builder SaaS
- Year
- 2026
- Live site
- regnos.com(opens in a new tab)
- Tags
- SaaS Platform
- Next.js
- Live Site Editor
- SEO & GEO
- Custom Domains
About the project
How does a psychologist, a dietitian, or a construction firm get a website that fits their trade, fast? On Regnos, a SaaS platform for service businesses, they pick a sector and add a few details, and a site with sample content and a booking form goes live at their own address.
Every business starts from a theme made for its sector
The theme library has a search box and category filters. Any theme can be tried live in its preset color palettes, and a dedicated page walks through it. Each one also arrives with sample copy written for that trade, so a psychologist's site doesn't read like a builder's. The first draft a business sees already looks like its own line of work.
The business keeps the site current on its own
Pages are edited in a live editor, one section at a time, with ready-made blocks to drop in. Changes can sit as drafts or be scheduled to publish later, and version history is kept. The media library and a form builder sit in the same panel. For social media, the AI Visual Studio turns out post graphics that carry the company's own name and colors.
Requests reach the panel, every site is ready for search
When someone books or asks for a quote, the request shows up in the panel and the business gets an email. No domain yet? Every site starts out on a free myregnos.com subdomain. Owners who already have a domain can point it at the site, while others can buy one without leaving the panel. The SSL certificate needs no extra work. On the performance side, every site comes with SEO and GEO tools built in, preparing it for classic search and for AI-generated answers (GEO, short for generative engine optimization). Next.js runs underneath, and the platform itself can be used in Turkish or English, with a light or dark look.