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For businesses with a site built for them

Every small change costs you an email and a week.

A word in the wrong place, a price to update, a section to reorder. Describe it in a chat, watch your real site change in front of you, and let your developer approve whatever needs approving.

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Your agency or developer connects your site once. The small changes are yours from then on.

The change you gave up on

Not every small fix is worth an email, a quote and a wait. So they pile up, and the site slowly stops matching the business.

See it before you keep it
Your real site updates in front of you as you describe the change. Try it, look at it, try something else. Nothing is published until you decide it is right.
It is your actual site
Not a copy, not a page builder bolted on the side. The change is made in the code your site runs on, and it is kept with the rest of your code like any other change.
Your developer keeps the keys
They choose what you can change on your own and what they want to look at first. You cannot take the site down, and they are notified when something needs them.

How it works

Your developer sets it up once. The rest is yours.

  1. 1

    Your developer connects your site

    One setup: they link the code your site runs on and decide what you are free to change on your own.

  2. 2

    You get an invitation

    A link and a password. Nothing to install, nothing to learn. It all happens in your browser.

  3. 3

    Describe what you want changed

    Chat on one side, your real site on the other. Adjust until it looks right — there is no cost to trying again.

  4. 4

    It ships, or it goes for review

    Simple changes go live as soon as you are happy. Anything your developer flagged waits for them, and they are notified.

Questions you are about to ask

Do I need to be technical?
No. You write what you want in plain language and look at the result on your own site.
Can I break my site?
No. Your changes happen on a copy of the site until they are accepted, the parts your developer protected cannot be touched, and the live site only changes when a change goes through.
Do I still need my agency?
For anything real, yes — new features, design work, integrations. This is for the small changes that were never worth a quote.
What if my developer is not available?
The changes they allowed go through without them. The rest waits for a review, so nothing happens to your site unsupervised.

Setting this up takes a developer about ten minutes. Send them the page written for them.

The page for developers

Make the change yourself.

Create an account, ask your developer to connect your site, and fix the first thing on your list.

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