Daytwo

Not yet independently verified. Dated from the Product Hunt feed entry of 9 November 2026, as the site gives no launch date. The monthly price is not legible on the page; only the yearly billing of EUR 290 is stated, and the site names no city or country. We will update this when it can be confirmed, and remove this note.

Once a developer has built a company's website by hand, every new section or wording change goes back into their queue. Daytwo, a venture of the studio ++addmore, lets the people who own the content make those changes themselves without a CMS in between.

How a change travels

Someone describes the change in plain words in the Daytwo Mac app. It builds the change in a private draft using the site's existing design and components, and nothing goes live until it is approved. Approvers need no app: they can review in Slack, by email or in a browser. An approved change is committed to the site's GitHub repository and deploys through the host as before, and every version can be rolled back.

What a site needs

Support is narrow for now. The site lists Next.js 15.5 or later with the App Router, and Astro 5, 6 and 7, kept in GitHub and deployed on Vercel; Astro sites on Cloudflare also work, and other frameworks and hosts are not yet supported. The editing runs on the customer's own Claude plan through the app, so the model cost sits outside Daytwo's bill, and the app needs macOS 13 or newer on Apple silicon or Intel.

Pricing

There is one plan, charged per site, with a 14-day trial. The page shows the yearly option as billed at EUR 290 a year, marked as a 17% saving.

Key facts

Maker: ++addmore (addmore.studio) Launched: Product Hunt, 9 November 2026 Works with: Next.js 15.5+ and Astro 5 to 7, GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare for Astro Requires: a Mac on macOS 13+, and the customer's own Claude plan Pricing: per site; EUR 290 billed yearly; 14-day trial (site, read 13 November 2026)