Drafts never touch the live page
Editing changes a draft. The published page only changes when you publish a saved revision, and every save stays in the history to restore.
The builder
Six blocks, three colours, a width, a corner radius, and a versioned publish. That is the entire surface — small enough to learn in one sitting and finish the same day.
Editing changes a draft. The published page only changes when you publish a saved revision, and every save stays in the history to restore.
The form on a published page stores messages in a private inbox in the builder and emails an alert, with a honeypot and rate limiting in front of it.
Export the page as one HTML file, export the whole workspace as JSON, or delete a site or the account outright.
The builder is organised as six panels down the left. There is no canvas to fight and no inspector to hunt through.
A useful page starts with an accurate promise. These limits apply before you begin.
It does not do multi-page sites, blogs, shops, memberships, or plugins. It builds a single page, versions it, hosts it, collects enquiries from it, and hands the file back when you want it.
No. A site belongs to one Google account. Team workspaces, invitations, and simultaneous editing are not offered.
The public page is replaced by the revision you published. The previous revision stays in the history, so you can restore it as a new revision and publish that instead.