Build a one-page website, free.

01 Why a one-page site fits here

• One job, one link: a single URL you can put on a poster, a QR code, or a bio line.
• Forms without a backend: RSVP and contact forms just work, submissions land in your dashboard.
• QR code included: every published page gets one, ready for print.
• The URL survives edits: rewrite the page any time, every shared link keeps working.

02 How to make a one-page website

03 Six one-page sites people actually build

A one-page site works when it does exactly one job. For each type: what belongs on the page, and a prompt you can hand to ChatGPT or Claude as-is once yapp.page is connected.

Product landing page

A headline stating the outcome, three benefit bullets, one screenshot, one call to action. No nav bar; there is nowhere else to go.

"Build a one-page landing page for [product]: headline, three benefits, one button linking to [url]. Publish it on yapp."

Portfolio

Name and one-line specialty up top, four to six work samples with a sentence each, a contact link. Recency beats quantity; cut anything older than two years.

"Make a one-page portfolio for a [role]: intro, six project cards with title and one-line description, email link at the end. Publish it on yapp."

Event invite with RSVP

What, when, where, a map link, and an RSVP form. yapp.page captures form submissions automatically, so the RSVPs land in your dashboard with no backend. How form capture works →

"Create an invite page for [event] on [date]: details, directions link, and an RSVP form with name and guest count. Publish it on yapp."

Restaurant or cafe menu

Sections per course, prices right-aligned, photos optional. Every yapp.page gets a QR code automatically, print it and put it on the tables.

"Build a one-page menu for [restaurant]: starters, mains, drinks with prices, dark text on a light background, easy to read on a phone. Publish it on yapp."

Link-in-bio page

A photo, one line about you, and a stack of five or six buttons. Works as the single URL in every social profile, and you can update the targets without the URL changing.

"Make a link-in-bio page: circular profile image placeholder, my name, six large tappable buttons for [links]. Publish it on yapp."

One-page CV

Contact details, a three-line summary, experience as compact entries, skills as a single row of tags. Add a page password if it should not be public. Password protection →

"Turn this CV into a clean one-page website, print-friendly, with a subtle accent color: [paste CV text]. Publish it on yapp."

04 Frequently asked questions

How do I make a one-page website for free?

Pick a type from the list above, hand the matching prompt to ChatGPT or Claude, or paste HTML you already have onto yapp.page. Either way the site is live at its own URL moments later, and trying it needs no account.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Paste HTML you already have, or ask ChatGPT or Claude to generate a one-page site and publish it for you.

What can I use a one-page website for?

Landing pages, portfolios, event invites, menus, link-in-bio pages, pitch decks and launches.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on the paid plans, a simple two-record DNS setup that works at any registrar.

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