Your page

The content dashboard

Where your pages, your settings and the help live. It opens over your page rather than replacing it.

Everything you write lives behind one button. Sign in, go to your address, and open the content panel. It slides over the page you are looking at — there is no separate admin site to log into and no dashboard URL to remember.

What is in it

Pages. Every page and post you have, in one flat list. There is no separate section for "posts" — a post is a page that belongs to a collection.

Settings. Your site title and tagline, what appears in the footer, and whether the made-with credit is shown.

The assistant. Somewhere to ask about the product without leaving the page you are on.

Help. Links into these docs, and the way to reach a human.

Getting back out

Close the panel and you are looking at your live page again, exactly as a visitor sees it. That is the whole loop: look at the page, open the panel, change something, close it, look at the page.

The address bar knows where you are

Each panel and section has its own address, so you can bookmark the place you work most and come back to it directly.