Websites

Your websites

Each website has its own private workspace. Open one, say what you want changed, watch it change, and publish it to its address.

#My Websites

My Websites lists your websites, your default one first. Each card shows whether it's Live (published) or a Draft, and its address.

• New website: start from your brand (the business details and look from your set-up), from a template, from a blank page, or from a Git repository.
• The star: marks your default website. The chat bubble opens on it, on every device. Only one website has the star; click another to move it, or click it again to take it off.
• Open: opens the website in the builder.

Start from a template

Click New website, choose From a template, then Choose a template.

• Pick a category on the left (Restaurant, Medical, Real Estate, Wedding…), or search (dentist, bakery, yoga).
• Click a template to see it big: Desktop, Mobile, or Try it to click through its pages.
• Use this template, name your website, and Create website.

The builder opens with a first message ready: "Make this template mine". Send it (or change it first) and the assistant puts in your brand colours, fonts and logo, your business name, phone, email, address and opening hours, and rewrites the sample text in your voice, keeping the layout and pictures. You see every change in the preview, and nothing is live until you publish. Swap the pictures by asking, like "Use my photo on the home page".

Not sure which? Ask the assistant: "Make me a website for my restaurant" suggests templates that fit.

#The builder

On the left you chat; on the right you see your website, updating as the assistant works.

Describe changes the way you would to a designer: "Put my booking calendar on the page", "Make the hero section more eye-catching", "Add my three programs with their prices". The assistant knows your brand and your business details, so you rarely need to spell things out.

Above the preview:

• Preview shows the website; Code its files; Data the information it stores (for websites with a backend); Features the parts it's made of, to remove one and bring it back later; History every saved version, to go back to any of them; Claude how to work on it from Claude or Cursor.
• The device buttons show it as it looks on a desktop, a tablet or a phone.

#Publishing

Changes stay in your workspace until you click Publish. Then they go live at the website's address. Every publish is kept, so you can go back to an earlier version from History.

#Workspaces sleep

A website you haven't touched for a while goes to sleep to save resources. Opening it wakes it up in a few seconds; your published website is never affected.