Three short steps: type the change you want, look at what we made, publish it when it’s right.
It works the way you’d ask a person. You describe the change in plain English in a chat panel. We make the change and show it to you in a preview — your live site stays untouched. When the preview is right, you publish. That’s the whole loop.
Open the chat panel and write it the way you’d text a coworker. “Remove the tomato basil soup from today’s menu.” “Add a photo of the new patio.” “Change Tuesday’s hours to 11–9.” No menus to learn, no boxes to click — just the sentence in your head.
A preview opens next to the chat. The soup is gone from today’s menu — but only in the preview. Your real site hasn’t changed yet. If it’s right, you’re done with this step. If it isn’t, tell us what to fix (“keep the soup, just mark it sold out”) and a new preview comes back. You can go around as many times as you need.
Hit publish and the change is live within seconds. We save the previous version automatically, so if you change your mind tomorrow, one click puts it back. Nothing is permanent without your say-so.
You’ve seen the loop — the only thing left is which plan fits your business.
