Overview
Cintesa is the latest product MethodGate designed and developed. It is a complete marketing and content-management product: a branded conversation on the surface, the Cintesa CMS underneath, and generative UI in between. Visitors ask. The project answers from its own published Agent Instructions and content — composing interface as it goes, not only returning a paragraph.
A conventional marketing site shows one page tree to everyone, then bolts on a chatbot, a form tool, and a CMS that do not share facts or conversion path. Cintesa keeps persona, content, funnels, traffic, and delivery inside that project. You can run it as the full customer-facing site or embed it on a brand you already host. Operators learn the workflow in the public guide at docs.cintesa.run.
How it works together
Operators manage copy, media, and structure in the Cintesa CMS: ingest sources, curate sections, and compose from a UI block library. Branding and Atmosphere set how the site looks and feels. Media optimization keeps those assets fast. Multilingual projects keep language identity on sections and funnels instead of duplicating a whole second product. Humans work in those operator interfaces; other AI agents can use the same project through public files and tools instead of scraping a mystery sitemap.
When a visitor talks, Cintesa uses generative UI: real-time and on-demand composition of those blocks, grounded in this project — not a generic chat skin. That is the agentic-web surface: the site can answer and assemble UI now, and it is ready for other agents to understand and act on the same content.
Conversion sits on that same stack. Marketing funnels unfold topics in order. Traffic rules route campaigns and referrers. Scheduling, Gmail and Google Calendar sync, and external CRM sync keep the next step in the operator’s existing tools. Campaigns can leave through the customer’s own SMTP. Hosting, custom domains, embed, and the rest of delivery are how the project actually reaches people. Logging and monitoring show what happened after it did.
That is one product, not a feature aisle: content, conversation, generative UI, campaigns, and distribution sharing the same project identity. For a brochure landing that should stay a page, see CloudPack or CloudTemplates.
Who it is for
- Owners and admins who want a branded visitor journey instead of a fixed sitemap.
- In-house marketers who need funnels, traffic rules, and campaigns without a separate stack.
- Agencies running several client projects that must not share one global script.
Live product
Canonical site: cintesa.run. Sign in and project setup are on the Cintesa app. MethodGate is the studio that built it — not a second Cintesa brand.
Related writing: The static site problem, The fulfillment bottleneck.
