Site Builder

Once a site has a section-based design (built from a template, or an agent's work), open it in Builder mode from Site Editor for a visual, no-code way to change it.

The rail and inspector

The left rail lists every page and, for the page you're on, every section in order. Drag a section to reorder it, or use the small icons that appear on hover to duplicate it, hide it without deleting it, or remove it for good. "Add section" shows every section type available (a hero banner, a pricing table, an FAQ accordion, and so on) with a short description of each.

Click any section to open it in the right-hand inspector, where every field it has - headline, body copy, images, buttons, list items like FAQ questions or pricing plans - gets its own control. Changes appear in the live preview in the middle immediately.

Page settings (title, description, path) and your overall brand (theme, font pairing, name, tagline, accent and background color) are their own sections at the bottom of the rail.

Rewrite with AI

Any text field has a small sparkle button next to it. Click it to rewrite that one piece of copy - shorter, friendlier, more specific, with a bit of added credibility, or translated into another language - and you'll see the suggestion before deciding whether to keep it. Nothing is changed until you accept it.

"Generate with AI" builds a brand-new section from a one-line description - pick the kind of section you want (features, testimonials, pricing, and so on) and describe what it should say.

Schedule a publish

Instead of publishing immediately, pick a future date and time from a site's card in Settings › Sites and it goes live on its own - useful for lining a change up with an announcement or a launch date. You can cancel a pending schedule at any time before it fires, and set a short note for yourself to remember what it was for.

Approvals from your phone

Visit the Approvals page (installable to your home screen, or reachable from the Approvals shortcut once the app is installed) for a simple, mobile-first list of anything waiting on you - a department's proposed action, a site fix ready to review - with Approve and Reject on each one and a link to preview it first. Turn on notifications from that page and a new item pushes an alert straight to your phone as soon as it's ready.