The editor
Say it, point at it, or type it.
Your client opens their own site at theirsite.com/edit and changes it the way they would explain it to you. The chat on the left, the real site on the right, and every change visible right away.
Chat
In their own words, in any language.
Your client writes what should change, as they would to a person. The assistant makes the change, says what it did, and the preview shows it straight away. Not quite right? They say so, and it adjusts.
- The assistant answers in your client's language, and writes on the site in the language of the site.
- Not a copy and not a form: the real site, running in a sandbox of its own.
- No schema or fields to set up. It learns the site from your code.
Select, draw and browse
Or point at what they mean.
"Make this friendlier" is enough, because the assistant knows what was selected or drawn. With Browse, the site works as it does for a visitor, menus and carousels included, to get to the page they want.
Text and photos
Small fixes don't need the chat.
A typo or a new opening time? Your client double-clicks the text, types, and presses Enter. It's saved to the draft. Typing on the page is unlimited and doesn't count.
- Replace a photo: select it and pick the new one. It lands in the same place, with a description for visitors who can't see it.
- Add a photo: drop it in the chat and say where it goes.
- Straight from a phone: made the right size for the site, and the location a phone stores in a photo is removed.
- Focal point: tap what must always stay in view, such as a face.
For your client
Nothing to learn. Nothing to break.
On a phone too
Tap to select, tap again for the part around it, and double-tap a text to type in it.
A draft first
Every change goes into a draft that only your client sees. Nothing goes live until they choose Publish. Publishing
Within their access
You decide what each client may change. Anything above it waits for your approval. Access and approvals
Questions
Which languages does it understand?
Any language your client writes in. The assistant answers in their language, and writes on the site in the language of the site.
Does typing on the page use the assistant?
No. A text typed on the page goes straight into the draft. Typing on the page is unlimited and doesn't count.
Which photos can a client add?
JPG, PNG, HEIC and WebP, up to 25 MB, and up to 3 per message. Photos from a phone are fine as they are: they are made the right size for the site, and the location a phone stores in a photo is removed.
Can a client change the code through the chat?
Only within the access you gave them. Code, forms and scripts are protected unless you open them up, and every change is checked when it is saved and again at Publish.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Tap to select, tap again for the part around it, and double-tap a text to type in it.
In the docs
Step by step.
For your clients
Chat, Browse, Select and Draw
The four ways to say what should change.
For your clients
Text and photos
Type on the page, replace a photo, and add new ones.
For your clients
Editing your site
Open your site, find your way around, and nothing goes live until you say so.
More of the product: Publishing · Access and approvals · Security · For clients
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