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CodeCobra builds websites and eCommerce storefronts in Odoo — not a wireframe, a working site with your products, your content and your branding.

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How it goes

1

It asks about the business

What you sell, to whom, what makes you different, what the site is for. This is the part people expect to skip and shouldn’t — a site built without it looks like a template.
2

It looks around

If you have an existing site, CodeCobra reads it for your copy, product information and images. It also researches what works in your sector.
3

It writes the message first

For every page: the one thing a visitor should believe, the proof that earns it, and what you want them to do next. The words come before the layout, because a layout chosen before the message is decoration.
4

It proposes a concept

Two or three named ideas for how the site should move a reader, each derived from your business — the workshop bench, the ledger, the tour — with one signature move. You pick one. That is the single approval; the type, colours, motion and imagery follow from it with a reason for each.
5

It builds

Pages, theme, navigation, product listings — configured in your Odoo instance, with a real custom styling and motion layer on top, so it’s a bespoke Odoo website that your team can still edit afterwards in the normal editor.
6

It checks its own work

CodeCobra opens the finished pages in a browser at several screen sizes, looks at them, and fixes what’s wrong — overlapping elements, text too faint to read, images that don’t fit, and the tells of a template (icon grids, rows of identical cards, everything centered). Then it shows you.

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Images

Sites need pictures. CodeCobra sources them by pulling usable images from your existing site, searching licensed stock, or generating them where nothing suitable exists.
Image search and generation are billed per use, separately from the rest of the build. A site with a lot of imagery is a visible line on your usage. You can tell CodeCobra to use only images you supply if you’d rather control that.

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What you should still do yourself

  • Check the copy. CodeCobra writes from what it learned about your business. Read it before it goes live — claims about your company should be yours.
  • Check the licensing on any generated or sourced image you intend to use commercially.
  • Test checkout end to end if it’s a storefront. CodeCobra tests what it can see; a real payment flow needs your credentials.

Review and deploy

Getting the site from preview to live.