For 3 patents for AI-powered website builder — Sav applies
Application describes a way of generating a website and suggesting a domain using AI.
Domain name registrar Sav.com has applied for a patent titled “Systems and methods for automatically generating a website and selecting a related domain name using generative artificial intelligence.”
Application number 18/654246 (pdf) describes a way to use a business description to automatically create a website and suggest a related domain name. [Update: Sav applied for three similar patents. Each involves using AI to build a website but with three variations: also suggesting a domain, also providing client service, and also related sales campaigns.]
It describes three (slightly) different processes that can be summarized as:
- User submits a description of a business or organization
- System scans the internet to find sites similar to the description and ranks them based on traffic
- Generates website based on the content of the identified similar sites
- Suggesting a domain name to go along with the site
Many website builder platforms now implement generative artificial intelligence features to make building sites easier.
Sav founder Anthos Chrysanthou is listed as the inventor.
The firm applied for the patent in May, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published the application the prior week.
