Change the website without holding your breath.
Work lands in a versioned draft, not on the live website. Preview it, publish when it is right, and restore any earlier version in one click.
- Drafts separated from live
- Every publish is a version
- One-click rollback, no rebuild
Preview, publish, roll back.
The whole model, in the order a change actually moves.
- 1
Preview
Every change renders as a draft on its own URL first. You see exactly what will ship, and so does anyone you send the link to.
- 2
Publish
Publishing runs the quality gate, then swaps the live version. It is deliberate, so nothing goes public because an agent got enthusiastic.
- 3
Roll back
Restore any previous version instantly. It serves a build that already passed, so a rollback is never a gamble.
A full history, from the first draft.
Versioned source
Every change to the website’s source is a version. The history is complete from day one, whether you or an agent made the change.
Live and draft are separate
The published website is served from its own build. Nothing happening in drafts, builds, or the dashboard can affect it.
Client sign-off on the real thing
Send a preview link and let a client approve the website itself rather than a screenshot of it.
Diffs before you publish
See exactly which files changed between what is live and what you are about to ship.
An audit record
Publishes, rollbacks, and restores are recorded with who did them and when, so there is never a question about what shipped.
Content publishes on its own clock
CMS items publish immediately without a rebuild, so an editor fixing a typo does not need a release.
Publishing questions
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It can publish, if you gave its key edit access, but it cannot publish something broken. Work happens in drafts and every publish passes the quality gate first. If you would rather it never published at all, issue a read-scoped key.
One click, and the previous version is serving again. Rollbacks restore a known-good build directly rather than rebuilding it.
Every published version of a website stays restorable. You are not choosing between keeping history and keeping the account tidy.
Yes. Every draft has a shareable preview URL that shows the real website. The live website does not change until you publish.
