Getting the website built is no longer the difficult part

On most sites built by an AI tool or a developer, the words sit inside the code. Changing a headline means editing that code and deploying a new version of the site, which means rebuilding it and swapping it in for the live one. That's a fair amount of process for one sentence, and it usually needs whoever built the site.

Garchi keeps your content (text, images, pages, articles, pricing) separate from the code, and the site pulls it in whenever someone visits. You edit a headline in Garchi's dashboard, publish it, and the live site updates without a rebuild. The site is connected to Garchi once, whether it was built with Lovable, Cursor or Claude, by a developer, or both. It's how we update sweqlink.com.

Who can edit the site

This is what lets a small team grow its marketing. If every landing page and price change has to wait for someone who can edit code, the site moves at that person's pace. With Garchi:

• You can change the pricing or the homepage message the day you decide to.
• A marketer or freelancer can look after copy, articles and images without access to your code.
• An AI assistant can draft pages and articles directly in Garchi through MCP (a standard way for AI tools to work inside other software), and turn published content into social posts. Nothing goes live until a person approves it.
• Your developer keeps their time for the product.

Do you need it yet?

If you're the only person editing the site and it changes a few times a year, probably not. The tool that built it will cope.

It becomes useful once your messaging is changing week to week, or once someone other than the builder needs to edit the site. On a sweat equity team the second point matters more. If your technical partner gives a day a week in exchange for a share of the company, that day is better spent on the product than on copy edits.

From the Garchi blog

How to add a CMS to a Lovable app

Aditya Kadam's step-by-step guide covers what belongs in your app's database and what belongs in a CMS, and how to let Lovable's agent draft blog posts for you to approve.

Read the guide (8 min) →

How to claim

1. Open the Garchi Sweqlink partner page.
2. Sign up within 24 hours of first opening that link. After 24 hours the offer on it expires for you, so open it when you have ten minutes to set up an account.
3. An advisor from LumenHarbor will get in touch to book your technical advisory session.

The offer is for founders in the Sweqlink community. Garchi and LumenHarbor provide the plan and the session; Sweqlink doesn't receive any fee for this referral.