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five clear summaries for messages, requests, approvals, deadlines, and website invoices.
a place for the details
your website work.
all together.
nineteen connected tools, grouped around the things you actually need to do.
01
know what needs you.
one place to pick up where you left off.
notifications
personal in-app activity, with a direct route to the record that needs attention.
02
make the update.
a website designed for you. content you can manage.
content
update supported text, images, links, notices, and listings without rebuilding your layout.
pages & collections
organize pages, navigation, search descriptions, and reusable content lists.
media
upload images, add alternative text, and see where each image is used.
private preview
check your saved draft in the actual website before publishing.
releases
review changes, publish a snapshot, schedule one, or restore an earlier release to draft.
website settings
keep your website name and introduction together with the rest of your draft.
03
keep the conversation close.
less searching. more shared context.
designer chat
a private conversation for your website, with the people and history behind each message.
website reviews
point at the page, leave a change request, and follow the discussion.
review decisions
approve the exact saved draft or request changes. publishing stays a separate choice.
04
agree on what comes next.
clear scope, clear decisions, and a visible next step.
estimates
review scope, exclusions, prices, and dates before accepting or declining.
active work & deadlines
follow agreed work from planned to complete. extra scope gets its own change order.
your website invoices
review the invoices your designer shares with you, separate from your own customer payments.
05
give your business some room.
private records for the people and money around your website.
contacts
keep customer details, notes, consent, tags, and payment history together.
customer payments
create invoices and deposits for your own business. stripe checkout uses your configured merchant.
financial records
keep provider documents, historical records, expenses, attachments, and yearly csv exports.
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the right tools for each person.
your team sees what their role permits.
team access
invite people to a specific website and manage owner, editor, publisher, and business roles.
your account
edit your profile and photo, choose an assigned website, manage your password, and sign out on one or all devices.
clear about where things stand.
devtools is available as a hosted public preview. live payments are not enabled; live merchant setup and external account-email delivery still need configuration and verification. scheduled releases activate on the next qualifying read after their due time.
read the practical detailsyour next website.
a better place to manage it.
tell casen what you have in mind. start with a conversation.