Start the page
The first screen: what you do, who it's for, and a button worth pressing.
A sample page you can restyle. Choose its colors, font, corners, and spacing in the style panel, add or take away blocks from the block tray, drag a block, or use the up and down arrow keys on it, to change the order, and drag the corners of the selected block to resize it.
Block library
They're grouped by what you're trying to do next, so you pick between a few obvious options instead of scrolling a long list.
The first screen: what you do, who it's for, and a button worth pressing.
Products, menus, services, prices, and photos, laid out so people can compare them.
Reviews, guarantees, past jobs, and press — what people check before they spend money.
Answer the last question, take the booking, collect the email, or open the cart.
How it goes
No separate editor, no preview tab, no publish screen. It all happens on the page.
Open the builderHave AI draft it, pick a template, or open a blank page with the usual blocks already at hand.
Drag a block up, down, or out. Everything below it shifts to suit.
Rewrite a line, swap a photo, change a color, close up the spacing.
Switch to the phone width, sort out anything cramped, and put it live.
Editing
Words, photos, colors, and spacing are all changed on the page itself. There's no settings screen to go looking for.
Click a heading, a paragraph, a button, or a price, and write.
Your colors, fonts, and button shape carry into every block you add after that.
Flip between desktop, tablet, and phone as you work, so nothing is a surprise later.
Handled for you
They're decided before you start, and every page you build gets them.
Each block has one job to do, so a page ends up saying something instead of just filling space.
Stacking, photo crops, and button sizes are worked out for small screens before you touch anything.
A page only carries the blocks you used, so one big landing page won't slow down the rest of the site.
Contrast, outlines, and labels are set up properly, including for people who can't use a mouse.
Questions
Yes. Let it write the first draft, then move blocks around, rewrite anything, and swap the photos until it sounds like you.
Yes. Edit whenever you like, and publish the change when you're happy with it.
Yes. Every block is built for small screens too, and you can check the phone view while you're still working.
No. It's all clicking and dragging, and you still get real control over how your brand looks.
When the page is ready
Start from a draft that's already close to right, and make it yours.