Say it in the chat.
Rekhu knows the trade.
An AI colleague that learns the trade from the work itself. It builds and runs WordPress sites, designs them from a brief, and fixes your running Laravel app on a git branch, and gives your own app an assistant for your customers. Your way of working comes along to every site and app.
Free account · no card needed · no API key of your own · an EU company
WordPress, Laravel, Node.js, Flutter and Odoo.
A small piece lives in the site or the app, the agent lives in your account. Knowledge, skills, credit and the way you work are shared by all of them.
Rekhu knows WordPress
Rekhu Builder runs the site from one chat: templates to native Elementor, widgets and plugins of the site's own, forms, SEO, schedules. T-Design draws a site from a brief.
See more ↗Rekhu knows Laravel
One Composer package. The agent reads your running app, finds what breaks in the logs, and fixes it on a git branch with a test you approve. On a laptop too.
See more ↗Rekhu knows Odoo
One module. The agent reads your running database, designs your models with you, and builds, tests and upgrades your custom modules on a git branch.
See more ↗Rekhu Assistant
An AI assistant inside your own app, for your own customers: it answers, opens the right page and does the job through your code. Laravel, Node.js, Flutter and Odoo.
See more ↗Built in the open, one release at a time
Now
Rekhu Builder for WordPress
Templates to native Elementor, about seventy tools, SEO, schedules
T-Design
A whole site designed from a brief, versions to compare
Rekhu Builder for Laravel
Reads the running app, fixes on a branch with tests, undo per run
Rekhu Builder for Odoo
Reads the running database, designs and builds your modules on a branch, tests and upgrades them
Rekhu Assistant
An assistant inside your own Laravel, Node.js or Flutter app, or inside Odoo, acting for your customers and staff
Next
Laravel 1.0
Watches the live app: errors, uptime, Core Web Vitals, SEO, security. From a production error to a tested fix. One console for every client app
WordPress 1.0
Preview with approval and rollback, a price before every big job, Elementor V4, a scorecard per conversion, updates rehearsed before they go live
Later
Client mode
Your client edits texts and images in a chat of their own, under your brand
Portfolio runs
One job across all your sites and apps, previewed and approved per site
Every release comes with its release notes and an article under News. The newest: Rekhu Builder 0.9.54, shipped this week.
Built for the week of an agency
Template in, site out
Other tools embed the HTML and call it done. Rekhu Builder draws the template in a real browser and rebuilds every section as Elementor's own containers and widgets. Drag the handle.
- A slider becomes a Slider, cards an Items grid
- A theme of the site's own, installed with it
- Anything with its own JavaScript stays a live widget
<section class="hero swiper"> <section class="services"> <div class="card">… <section class="counters"> <section class="contact"> <!-- 1,900 more lines -->
The widget that does not exist yet
A booking form in the site's colours, a post type listed in a grid, an integration with the client's CRM. Written as a plugin of the site's own, parsed before it lands, activated under a guard.
- Plugins, post types, shortcodes, integrations
- Forms in the plugin your client already knows
- Every change under Activity, with the draft
wp-content/plugins/tb-doctors/tb-doctors.php
register_post_type( 'tb_doctor', [
'label' => 'Doctors',
'show_in_rest' => true,
] );
An SEO plan, worked like a specialist
Where the site stands, its competitors and the gap, a keyword map compared on Google's own results, and one page for every topic. Briefs start from the first ten on Google, live pages link to each other, and every planned search is tracked each week, with clicks and AI answers.
- One page per search, never two that compete
- Backlink prospects as a contact list
- Cited in Google's AI Overview, or not
Planned searches · on page one
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A site designed from a brief
T-Design asks a few questions, then draws a complete page in the client's voice: sections, palette, type, real photographs. Rekhu Builder converts it, and the client edits every section in Elementor.
- A few answers, a whole page
- Versions you can compare and copy
- Designs from the gallery, ready to make yours
From a key to the first change
in three steps
Settings → Connection
Connect the site or app
WordPress: install the plugin and paste the key. Laravel: composer require rekhu/laravel-dev and run rekhu:install with the key.
✓ template-scan
✓ import-convert
… theme-build
Say it in the chat
A template, a brief, an error or a question. The agent picks the tools and shows each step as it goes.
Activity · 12 changes
Review, then publish or merge
On WordPress everything lands as a draft; in Laravel on a git branch with its tests. You look, you publish or merge. Undo is one step.
One account. The toolbox a studio otherwise subscribes to.
No API keys to buy, no second dashboard. The platform holds the accounts, you pay for what a project uses, and your client sees one invoice: yours.
WordPress
The plugin lives on the site: pages, plugins, themes, menus, media and forms, done where the site is.
Elementor
Templates become native containers and widgets your client edits, never a frozen HTML block.
Laravel
A Composer package in the app: routes, models, logs and failed jobs read, fixes made on a git branch with a test. In preview.
Search Console
Connected by its owner with one click: queries, clicks, positions, the pages that are almost there.
PageSpeed Insights
Core Web Vitals in every SEO audit: what loads slow, what shifts, what the fix is.
DataForSEO
Volumes, difficulty, competitors and rankings for every project, cents per question.
Pixabay
Real photographs in every design the moment it is drawn, placeholders your client replaces.
Stripe
Prepaid credit, receipts and invoices with VAT done right.
60+
tools on a site
$0.41
a whole template converted
34%
of the tokens a generic assistant burns
24
tools in a Laravel app
Releases
All →Every product, every site, one statement
Usage per product in your account. No per-site fee, no seats, no model subscription. A new account starts with $10 credit; top up from $10 when it suits you.
A template converted
about $0.41
Every section rebuilt as native Elementor, with a theme of its own.
A chat step
cents
A question, a fix, a page edited: metered per step, shown per site.
A site designed from a brief
from $1
A complete page from T-Design, ready to convert.
The one who knows the trade
Five thousand years ago, Egypt's scribes wrote a short word with two signs, a mouth and a round kh: rekh, to know. A person who had learned a craft by doing it, beside a master, was a rekh-khet: one who knows things.
Around 1450 BC the vizier Rekhmire had the walls of his tomb covered with every trade of his time, sculptors, carpenters, brickmakers at work, so that what was known would not be lost.
Rekhu works the same way. It learns each trade from the work it does with you, keeps what it learned, and learns again every day from what went wrong. The next job starts from what is known, not from nothing.
Four thousand years of learning the trade
Egypt's scribes wrote down how a craft is learned and passed on. Rekhu is named after them. Our own translations, from the teachings as they survive.
No one is born wise. Ask the one who does not know as well as the one who does: the limits of a craft are never reached, and no craftsman is ever complete.
Ptahhotep
The Instruction of Ptahhotep · c. 2400 BC
I will make you love writing more than your mother. Look: there is no trade without a master, except the scribe’s, for he is his own master.
Khety
The Instruction of Khety · c. 1900 BC
A book is better than a carved tomb or a house in the west. The builders of tombs are forgotten; the names of those who wrote are still spoken.
A scribe of Deir el-Medina
Papyrus Chester Beatty IV · c. 1200 BC
Hear what is said to you and set your heart to understand it. It is good to put it in your heart; woe to the one who turns from it.
Amenemope
The Instruction of Amenemope · c. 1100 BC
What people ask first
Something else? hello@rekhu.com
What is Rekhu?
A platform of AI agents that learn a trade from the work itself; the name comes from the Egyptian rḫ, to know. For WordPress developers there is Rekhu Builder, the agent inside the site, and T-Design, which draws a site from a brief. For Laravel developers there is Rekhu Builder for Laravel, in preview. And for your own apps, Rekhu Assistant, for Laravel, Node.js and Flutter. One account, one credit, every site and app.
Do I need an API key or a model subscription?
No. The platform holds the accounts with the model provider and the services inside, and you pay for what a project uses from prepaid credit. A new account starts with $10 of it, no card needed. A Semrush or Ahrefs key of your own can be added if you have one.
What does my site or app need?
WordPress: WordPress 6.9 and Elementor; the plugin installs Elementor when it is missing. Laravel: version 10.48 to 13 and PHP 8.2 or newer; composer require and one artisan command, also on a laptop without opening any port.
What is coming next?
Laravel 1.0, which watches the live app and turns a production error into a tested fix, and WordPress 1.0 with preview, approval and rollback. Every release is announced under News.
What happens to my client's site if I stop?
It keeps working. What you built and paid for may stay on that site under a licence that survives your account, so your clients are never locked in.
Where does my data live?
On servers in the European Union. Rekhu learns from the work in a stripped, pseudonymous form, never from Search Console data, and you can switch learning off in Preferences. Everything is in the Privacy Policy.
Who is behind Rekhu?
A design and software studio in the Netherlands, which builds websites and software for its clients. The legal details are at the foot of every page.
Bring one site or app. See what Rekhu knows.
A free account, the plugin or the package, a conversation. The first job costs less than a coffee.