The editor shows your site beside a list of its named fields — headlines, opening hours, a telephone number. Change a field and the preview updates straight away.
Draft and published
A new site starts as a draft. Visitors see nothing until you press Publish (or Publish entire site) the first time.
After that, saves go live. Autosave and Save write the current words straight to the public page. There is no separate draft snapshot after the first publish — rewrite carefully, or use Snapshot / Restore if you need to undo.
Saving
The editor saves on its own a couple of seconds after you stop typing, and Save (or Save draft, before the first publish) saves immediately.
If a save cannot reach the server, the editor says so and keeps your changes in your browser. Reopen the page and it will offer them back. If you see a message that the page was changed somewhere else, it means the same page was edited in another tab or by someone else on your team — your version is still held in your browser.
Publish
Publish makes the current page live. Publish entire site does it for every page at once. Visitors then see the current words.
Fill
Fill writes copy into empty fields. It does not invent a new layout. Each fill is one AI write, and daily limits depend on your plan — see Templates and AI.
Undo after publishing
The editor keeps snapshots of a page. Snapshot takes one on demand, and Restore puts an earlier version back if a change did not work out.
Deleting a site
Delete site removes the site, its pages, its uploads, and its leads. It cannot be undone. If the site is on a paid plan, deleting it also cancels that subscription — see Billing and plans.