We can’t wait to see you in Lisbon! Find Pagelove at Web Summit on Tuesday, 10 November 2026. We’ll be exhibiting as an Impact Startup at booth B3-39 in Pavilion 4. We have some exciting new developments to share. #WebSummit

Pagelove is heading to Web Summit in Lisbon as an Impact Startup, November 9–12, 2026 💜 Going too? Reply and tell us what you’re building. We’d love to connect in Lisbon. #WebSummit #ImpactStartup

Another “Pixo” moment 🤯 Recently built an entire 3D studio for my tiny pixel buddy Pixo using GPT-6 Astra, Blender and @page.love Try it out: heat-flip-3234.onpagelove.com Checkout the demo below👇

@samj.net and @benjiportwin.bsky.social causing trouble @websummit.bsky.social by telling the world, the answer is to the internets problems is… HTML

@jamesaduncan.bsky.social loving the early morning start at @websummit.bsky.social Vancouver!!!!

Benedict Evans: "If all you're doing is wrapping up SQL and putting a car logo instead of a bike logo... you're screwed." AI doesn't kill software. It kills software that's just a thin UI over a database. We're building Pagelove so the UI is the DB. 🎧 open.spotify.com/episode/4SsTaeOZUvOUzHDPGdYgpT

AI and SaaS

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What if HTML was the database? Not a view onto data stored elsewhere. The data itself. CSS selectors as queries. HTTP as the interface. That's what we built. Part 4 of 4: page.love/blog/04-the-shape-of-pagelove.html

The HTTP spec has had an opportunity hiding inside it since 1997. Nobody used it. We built databases, APIs, and frameworks instead. Turns out we didn't have to. Part 3 on how the web got complicated: page.love/blog/03-taking-documents-seriously.html

Build a simple web app. What do you need? DB. API. App server. JS framework. Client state. Caching. Hosting. A to-do list needs all this. Each layer costs money, time, headspace. There's now a min economic threshold just to exist on the web. Part 2/4: page.love/blog/02-the-cost-of-the-shell.html

Right-click any web app. View Source. What do you see? Not the content. An empty <div id="app"> and a JS bundle. The meaning arrives later, assembled at runtime. The web used to be inspectable. We traded that for richer apps. Part 1 of 4: page.love/blog/01-the-hollow-web.html Agree?

We've been quietly building something... The web has become impossibly complex. What used to be simple HTML pages are now buried under layers of databases, APIs, frameworks, and infrastructure. We think there's a better way. The waitlist is open if you're curious: page.love