Features
Every feature exists because we watched someone need it.
Everything in Enine Sites exists to solve a specific problem we watched people have. Here's the list.
Desktop, tablet, phone. No responsive-breakpoint surprises.
Every theme is built on a fluid type scale and a spacing system that reflows cleanly across viewport widths. Images follow per-template rules, a hero image behaves differently from a card thumbnail, and neither will ever overflow or distort. Print styles are included because a PDF of your pricing page is still a sales document.
One site, multiple audience paths, no duplicate pages.
Tag any artifact with audiences, topics, or lifecycles. Use tags to build filtered listings, audience-specific landing pages, or content sequences, without duplicating pages.
Your content is a graph, not a tree. We support both.
Link any artifact to any other, with typed relationships. A case study cites a product. A FAQ answers a pricing question. A blog post references a feature. The graph becomes navigation, internal linking, and AI citation bait.
Typography, spacing, dark mode. Set once, used everywhere.
Set your primary colour, accent, typeface, and radius once in the dashboard. Every template, every button, card, heading, and link across every page, inherits from those values. Light and dark mode variants are generated automatically. You don't manage a design system; you describe a brand.
Every inquiry tracked to its source. Spam never reaches you.
Every inquiry form records the page it came from, the referrer, and the session that converted. The dashboard groups by source so you can see whether organic, direct, or a specific page is driving contact. Spam filtering runs before you see a submission, no manual triage required.
Show up in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini.
Every site ships with AEO-ready structured content, llms.txt support, and a dashboard that tracks which assistants cited you in the last 30 days, with the exact queries.
What you get
A site that converts, a lead dashboard, a simple editor.
Who it's for
Enine Sites isn't a single feature, it's a collection of decisions. Every one of them follows from the same thesis: the site should do a job, and the job should be easy to measure.