Supported platforms
Wigoh migrates from any website it can read as a visitor. It does not need platform logins. During onboarding the assistant notes which platform your site is on (Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Duda, WordPress, or unknown) so the build can allow for the platform's quirks.
| Platform | Migration path | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Wix | Website migration or redesign | Wix apps are recreated with WordPress equivalents where possible. Store and blog imports with a Wix API key are upcoming. |
| Squarespace | Website migration or redesign | Reads the public site. No credentials are used. |
| Shopify | Website migration or redesign of the storefront | Product catalogue import with an access token is upcoming. |
| Webflow | Website migration or redesign | Reads the public site. |
| Duda | Website migration or redesign | Reads the public site. |
| WordPress (another host) | Website migration, or bring your own site with the plugin | For a site you control, Wigoh Connect brings the whole site in rather than re-cloning it. |
| Plain HTML / other builders | Website migration or redesign | Listed as HTML / JS in All projects. |
What "reads the public site" means
Wigoh visits your site's pages the way a browser does, captures how they look, downloads the images, and rebuilds the result in WordPress. Anything behind a login, in a members' area, or produced by an app that only runs on the old platform is not available to it.
Choosing between migration and redesign
Migration keeps the look. Redesign keeps the content and applies a template. See Choose your path.