Website Builder for Carpentry Workshops and Joiners

Mythex is an AI website builder that creates a carpentry workshop website from a description: a portfolio of your commissions, a page on how you work, your current lead time and an enquiry form that stores every message. You see it in a live preview, change it by chatting and publish it to a real URL.

Who it's for

Joiners and furniture makers whose work lives on an Instagram grid or an old site nobody can edit, and who want enquiries that arrive with measurements instead of a vague "how much for a wardrobe?"

What you can build

A portfolio split into kitchens, fitted wardrobes, freestanding furniture and restoration
Each project page naming the timber, finish and hardware used
A five-step process page: survey, design, quote, build, install
A lead time banner you update once a month
An enquiry form with room dimensions, budget range and photo upload
Areas you cover, with a map

What a carpentry workshop website has to do

A joinery site has one main job: get the right enquiries and put off the wrong ones. Good photos with the wood named do half of it. A clear process and an honest lead time do the rest, because a client who knows you start in ten weeks and that a survey comes before a price is far more likely to become a commission. Price ranges for common jobs help too, even if every piece is bespoke.

Real photos of your work, not stock interiors
Price ranges for alcove units or wardrobes
Lead time shown before the enquiry form

An enquiry form that saves you a wasted survey

Ask for the room, rough width, height and depth, the style they like, a budget range and two or three photos. Every enquiry lands in a database you can search and sort, not just an inbox. You can reply with a ballpark figure before driving out, and only book surveys for people whose budget fits the job.

Required fields for dimensions and postcode
Photo uploads stored with the enquiry
A status for new, replied, survey booked

Mistakes to avoid

Do not bury the portfolio behind a slideshow, and do not show photos without saying what they are. Clients search for "oak alcove shelving" or "fitted wardrobes under eaves" and want to see exactly that. Avoid a contact page with only a phone number, since evening browsers will not call. And keep the lead time current: an out-of-date one is worse than none.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my carpentry workshop. We make bespoke furniture, fitted wardrobes and kitchens in solid oak, walnut and painted finishes. I want a portfolio grouped by project type with the wood and finish on each, a process page, a lead time banner I can edit, and an enquiry form with room dimensions, budget range and photo upload that saves to a database.

Questions

Can I add new projects to the portfolio myself?

Yes. Ask for a simple admin page where you upload photos and fill in the project type, timber and finish. New projects appear on the site straight away after you save them.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes, on Pro. You can connect a domain you own to the published site. On the Free plan the site is published to a Mythex URL.

Do I need any web design skills?

No. Describe the site in plain words, look at the live preview and ask for changes such as "make the photos bigger" or "move the lead time above the gallery".

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Free needs no credit card and comes with daily credits, enough to build and publish a first version of the site. Pro is $25/month.

Templates to start from

Portfolio Website Template — Hero, projects, about, and contact
Dark Creative Portfolio Template — Hover-reveal images with parallax hero
Motion Artist Portfolio Template — Parallax hero with inquiry form
Agency Portfolio Template — Pricing calculator with booking
Dark Design Portfolio Template — Masonry grid with admin dashboard
Writer Portfolio Template — Scroll-spy resume and blog
Monochrome Artist Page Template — Infinite gallery and career timeline
Dark Photo Portfolio Template — Film grain, scroll-in sections