Koromo launches Nobori to build web pages via Claude, ChatGPT

Koromo positions Nobori as a response to the friction of web updates. The company notes that even changing a single headline often requires requesting a quote from an agency and waiting several days for publication, during which ads may still drive traffic to an outdated page. Attempting to self-serve introduces a different problem: users must learn separate interfaces for sites, forms, pop-ups, email tools, and billing.

Nobori bundles these functions into one screen so that form responses can flow directly into emails, and landing-page drop-off can be viewed alongside pop-up performance. The service also supports MCP, allowing connections to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini CLI, Claude Code, and Codex. Users can issue natural-language requests such as revising a headline or posting an announcement, with AI operating within the connected user's permissions and human confirmation required for publishing changes that involve HTML or scripts.

For production agencies, Nobori offers a shared draft link with per-element comments for client approval, and after launch clients can be invited as members to edit text and photos themselves. The pricing structure starts with a free plan for one LP with a form, and paid tiers add site pages, CMS, custom domains, member-only pages, pop-ups, and scenario emails. Koromo's broader product lineup includes Terasu, Shitami, tsumugi, Recall, and FALCON, reflecting its stated focus on building AI-native products quickly.