AI hands you a thousand scattered pieces. We resolve them into one website that actually ships — then roll the same look straight onto merch.
Logo, colour, type and copy — clicked together into one coherent look, not forty scattered tabs.
The look becomes a living website — designed here, shipped in Webflow, fast and yours to edit.
Then the same look rolls straight onto tees, totes and packaging — one team, end to end.
Pagemochi builds websites for founders and local businesses drowning in options. We gather the loose pieces — a logo, some photos, three fonts, a vibe — and resolve them into one site that ships, plus the merch to match.
Mochi is made by pounding — until a thousand separate grains stop being grains and become one continuous thing.
A client arrives in pieces. A machine can arrange pieces in a minute. It can't make them one thing. That part still takes hands.
Kinako — the roasted soybean flour dusted over mochi — is where the accent comes from. The colour isn't chosen to suit the name; it's the same material.
Take one or take all four — designed to click together, screen to seam.
Three steps from chaos to a site you can ship.
Send us everything — old logos, screenshots, the AI drafts, the Pinterest board. We audit what you've got and where it's pulling apart.

We resolve it into one look — palette, type, layout and motion — and build the site around it. You watch it come together in real time.

Ship the Webflow site, hand over the keys, and run the same look onto merch. One team, screen to seam.

Tell us what you've got. We'll turn the scattered pieces into one website — screen to seam.