You still change your website through your developer?
The everyday updates, done by you. New hours, a new price, a new headline, a new photo, a message for the week. Tap it or tell the chat. Your developer pastes one line of code, once, and the small updates never go through them again.
Get my line Try it on a demo site
How it works
Your email and your website address. That is the account.
We email you one line of code with a "forward to your developer" button. They paste it before </body>. Two minutes.
Open your site with your editing link. Tap a text and type, or tell the chat: "new photo for the tagliatelle", "Sunday hours 12 to 17", "headline: Christmas menu is out". Live at once.
Try it. Tap the opening hours.
This is a demo restaurant. Nothing you do here is saved. On your own site, it is.
What you can change. What you cannot break.
You change
Headlines, text, opening hours, prices, photos, the message of the day. In plain words in the chat, or by tapping and typing. Every day if you want.
You cannot touch
The layout, the design, the code. The site stays the site you paid for. Every save is kept, so anything can be put back.
Price
$9 a month
Free for 30 days from the day the line is live. Cancel by removing the site. No contract.
Get your line
You get one email with the line and your dashboard link. No newsletter.
Three questions
I do not have a developer any more. Any web person can paste one line in two minutes. If you have nobody, reply to our email and we find one.
Does it change how my site looks? No. Nothing changes until you save something yourself.
Does Google mind? No. It is one small script that loads after the page, and it does nothing for visitors.