Six things you can do to a live page
- Fix: change text, links, styles, attributes or HTML on any element, by CSS selector or by pointing at it with the visual editor. Patches re-apply after React re-renders and single-page-app route changes.
- Hide: remove a broken widget, a stale promo or a half-finished feature in one click, and bring it back the same way.
- Announce: top bars, modals, slide-outs, corner cards and evergreen countdowns, scheduled or shown on behavior.
- Automate: exit intent, idle time, scroll depth, time on page, rage clicks, JS errors or your own JavaScript call can trigger any action. Chain them in a visual workflow with conditions and delays.
- Test: A/B/n experiments with a visual editor (see experiments).
- Guide: spotlight, strip and coach-mark tours over your real UI.
Control who sees what, when and how often
| Control | Options |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Every time, once per session, once per day, once ever |
| Remember dismiss | Always show, or 1, 7 or 30 days |
| Cookie rules | Show only if a cookie exists; set a cookie when dismissed |
| Pages | URL rules on every change |
| Schedule | Start and end times, or an evergreen per-visitor countdown |
| Audience (workflows) | Device, browser, referrer, UTM parameters, URL |
Built for safe change
- Roles: viewer, editor, admin and owner. Only editors and above can change a live site.
- Audit log: changes made through the dashboard are recorded with who, what and when.
- Pause is the rollback: pause any change and the page returns to what your code renders.
- Selector-miss log: if a deploy renames a class and a patch stops matching, the dashboard tells you, and nothing on the page breaks.
- Sanitized by default: injected HTML is sanitized and CSS selectors are validated.
- Async loading: the snippet never blocks rendering.
Frequently asked questions
Can I edit a live website without developers?
For copy, links, styles, visibility, banners, tours and tests, yes. Install the snippet once (a developer or you can paste it into the page head), then make changes from the dashboard. Larger structural changes still belong in your codebase.
How fast do changes go live?
Changes reach visitors on their next page load, usually within about 30 seconds of saving. Pausing a change reverts it on the same schedule.
Is it safe to let non-engineers change production?
Each workspace has viewer, editor, admin and owner roles, every dashboard change is recorded in an audit log, rules are scoped by URL, and any change can be paused to restore what your code renders.
Does it work on Shopify, WordPress and Webflow?
Yes. Anywhere you can add a script tag to the page head. See the Shopify, WordPress and Webflow guides.
Make your first change in 30 seconds.
Install the snippet, open the dashboard, publish a patch.
Keep exploring
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