For clients

Finally, you can talk to your own website.

Your old website had a CMS, with forms and fields. This one doesn't need one. Your web builder set it up for you: go to your own site, add /edit to the address, and say what you'd like to change. Type it or point at it. You see it happen before anyone else does, and you can't break anything.

Nothing to learn.

If you can write a message, you can change your website.

Sign in with a code

Enter your email address and you get a 6-digit code by email. No password to remember.

Say what you want

"Change the opening hours to 9 to 5." "Add this photo to the team page." Write it the way you'd write it to a person, in your own language.

Or point at it

Click on what you mean, or circle it with the pencil. Double-click a text to fix a typo right on the page.

What it looks like

You write a sentence, the assistant makes the change, you look, and you publish.

What your client sees

Try anything

Only you see it, until you press Publish.

Every change goes into a draft first. Look at it on a phone, a tablet or a computer. Don't like it? Say so, or throw the draft away. When it's right, press Publish, and your site is updated within a few minutes.

Change your mind?

Every earlier version comes back.

History shows what changed and when. Pick an earlier version, look at it, and Restore it. Nothing is ever lost.

Four things look after every change

  1. DraftYour site stays as it is until you publish.
  2. Clean buildNothing goes live that doesn't work.
  3. ApprovalBigger changes wait for your web builder.
  4. HistoryEarlier versions come back with Restore.

Your builder still has your back

Bigger wishes go straight to them.

Some things are better left to your web builder, like a new form or a different layout. Ask anyway: the assistant explains what's up to your builder, and with one click, Send to your builder, they get your request with everything they need.

And if something you asked for needs their okay, it waits for them. You see it as Waiting for approval.

Not set up yet?

Siteshare works with the site your web builder already made for you. Send them this page and ask.