Ghanaian Artists, DJs and Event Promoters Can Now Get a Website Built by AI in Minutes

If you are a musician, a DJ, a producer or an event promoter in Ghana, you have probably wanted a proper website for years — a place with your songs, your videos, your show dates and a way for fans to buy — but the quotes from web designers never made sense. A Ghanaian-built tool, DWOMOH Build, now does the job from a single sentence.

You type what you want, for example: “A music website for my band in red and gold, with songs, videos, upcoming shows, a merch shop paid with MoMo and a booking form”. The system writes the whole site, sets up the pages and features, tests them, and shows you a working preview on your phone within minutes. You then ask for changes in plain English — “put the new single at the top”, “add a page for my Detty December show” — and publish when you are happy.

What a music website can have

• Song and album pages with your streaming links, videos and lyrics.
• Show dates, with tickets or deposits paid by MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash, AirtelTigo Money or card through Paystack — the money goes to your own account.
• A shop for beats, merchandise or mixtapes.
• A booking form for promoters, weddings and corporate events, with your WhatsApp button.
• A press kit page with your bio and photos for bloggers and radio.

Built in Ghana, paid in cedis

DWOMOH Build was founded in Tema by Bright Dwomoh, who also runs GhanaSongs.com. Trying it is free — you get five starter credits and no card is needed. Publishing a site starts at GH₵228 a month with hosting included, and you can pay with Mobile Money on the site itself. Church choirs, gospel groups and event companies can use the same tool; there is also a French version for Côte d’Ivoire and the rest of French-speaking Africa.

Describe your website at dwomohbuild.com, or read their guide on starting an online shop in Ghana without coding if you want to sell merch or beats.