AI-site publisher Birta claims an unconfirmed "Verified by Anthropic" badge, logs every publish
Birta hosts websites built by a user's own AI chat agent and records each publish with a timestamp; its Anthropic-verification claim has not been corroborated independently.
Birta, a hosting service for websites built by a user's own AI chat agent, displays a "Verified by Anthropic" badge on its homepage and describes itself as a "verified connector in Claude's directory" — claims that appear only on Birta's own site and that this outlet has not confirmed with Anthropic.
The service works by letting a user's chat agent build a site, which Birta then hosts at its own address; the company names setup guides for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor. "Your agent builds the site. We publish and host it," the company states.
Each publish is recorded. "Each publish is saved with its date and the note your agent left for it," according to the site, and every earlier version remains available in a panel. Site files can be downloaded at any time, and a connected custom domain "stays yours and moves with you," Birta says.
The platform also lets a connected agent act with some independence. It can read open feedback comments left on a published page and apply the edits itself before republishing, without a separate manual editing step: "It reads the open comments over the same connection it publishes with, makes the edits, and the same link opens the result," the company states. A reviewer directs changes by pinning a short numbered note to a specific page element; Birta says "'Fix number three' is a complete instruction."
Access is undifferentiated — every collaborator added to a project holds identical rights, and commenting requires no account, according to the site. Pricing is freemium, topping out at a $39-a-month "Pro" tier. Birta says the product is not intended for web apps that require user sign-ups or logged-in areas.
On this outlet's trust-gap rubric, Birta's per-publish logging is evidence toward an audit trail, though the company does not state on the page reviewed whether that record is tamper-evident or customer-auditable beyond the panel. Its market-recognition claim — the Anthropic badge — is the kind of unverified vendor assertion this outlet's methodology records as unconfirmed pending independent corroboration.
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“Verified by Anthropic”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“Verified connector in Claude's directory”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“Your agent builds the site. We publish and host it.”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“Each publish is saved with its date and the note your agent left for it.”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“The site is an ordinary set of files and you can download any version of it from the panel at any time, then open or host it elsewhere. Your own domain stays yours and moves with you.”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“It reads the open comments over the same connection it publishes with, makes the edits, and the same link opens the result.”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“"Fix number three" is a complete instruction.”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“everyone added to the project gets the same rights, and commenting needs no account at all”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“Pro For several sites and clients. $39 a month”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“Not a web app with sign-ups and logged-in areas.”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026“Claude and ChatGPT (in the browser, in their desktop apps, in Cowork and in Codex), plus Claude Code and Cursor, all have step-by-step guides.”
birta.dev · checked Sep 10, 2026