Feature · Canvas

Build the site by talking.

Canvas is the Frontpage editor. The owner tells the Agent in the toolbar what to build and the site takes shape. Then any element can be clicked and changed in the same conversation.

  • Talk
  • Click
  • Pages
  • Publish

Describe the site. Click to change it. Publish.

Canvas Reading prompt… Drafting sections… Publishing…
Build a site for my coffee roastery
Published · live on your subdomain

What it does

Four moves, from a sentence to live.

Building, editing, and publishing are each one action. Describe the site, point at a piece, preview, then publish.

Describe it

Open the toolbar and tell the Agent what to build. The first draft lands on the page.

Refine it

Click any element and say what to change. The rest of the page stays put.

Preview it

Review the site on its own subdomain. What shows there is what goes live.

Publish it

Click publish. The change is live immediately. Every change can be reversed.

See it happen

From the first prompt to a live site.

Watch the whole path. Opening Canvas, typing a prompt, and getting a real site live.

End to end

Open Canvas. Type. Go live.

The first video is the full pass. A prompt goes into the toolbar. The page is drafted. Publish puts it on the subdomain.

On the page

Every move is pointing and talking.

The second video is closer in. Draft a page, click an element, create a URL, find a page, and publish.

Walkthrough

Draft, then change one piece.

The toolbar takes the first ask. A click on the page takes the next one.

Draft with the Agent

Describe it. Get a full first draft.

Tell the toolbar what is wanted and the Agent drafts the site on that brand. The owner starts from something real, not a blank page.

Toolbar Agent

You

Build me a landing page for my coffee roastery. Warm and minimal.

Frontpage

On it. Drafting a hero, your story, the bean lineup, and a "visit us" block now.
Tell the agent what to build...

Edit by commenting

Click an element. Say what to change.

Click any element and describe the change. The Agent changes exactly that, and leaves the rest untouched.

Editing · / Heading selected
h1

Small-batch coffee, roasted to order.

You

Make this punchier and mention free shipping.

Frontpage

Updated the heading to "Fresh-roasted coffee, shipped free."

New pages

Type a URL. Start building there.

Go to any URL that does not exist yet and the owner lands on a blank page, ready to build.

yoursite.frontpage.host/pricing

Let's build this page

This page doesn't exist yet. Tell the agent what it should be and it appears.

Describe this page...

Find every page

Find any page. One search away.

Search to jump to any page in a second, or type the URL.

Search pages... 5 pages

Publish and preview

One click to go live. Preview equals live.

Preview on the site's own subdomain, then click publish. What is seen goes live immediately, and every change is reversible.

Ready to publish Preview

yoursite.frontpage.host

What you see in preview is exactly what goes live. No reflow, no surprises.

Publish →

Live · pushed to your site just now

What the owner gets

A page that can be talked into shape.

A first draft from a sentence

The owner describes the site. Canvas drafts the pages on that brand, not a blank canvas.

Edits that hit one thing

A headline, an image, a button, or a paragraph. Click it, say the change, leave the rest.

Pages from a URL

Type a path that does not exist yet. The page is there, ready to build.

Live in one click

Preview on the subdomain, then publish. The live site matches what was reviewed.

FAQ

Canvas, answered.

Does the owner need to know how to code or design?

No. The owner describes what is wanted in plain language and the Agent builds it. If the idea can be explained to a colleague, it can be built on Canvas. There is nothing to install and no editor to learn.

How does the owner change one specific thing on a page?

Click it. Selecting an element and telling the Agent what to change is like marking up a printout. Point at the thing and say what should be different. Tighten a headline, swap an image, recolor a button, or rewrite a paragraph. The Agent updates exactly that piece and leaves the rest of the page untouched.

What happens when someone goes to a page that does not exist yet?

The page greets them with a "Let's build this page" placeholder. Creating a page is as simple as typing its URL in the browser. There is no add-page button to find and no template to pick. Land on the blank page, tell the Agent what it should be, and start building there.

Where does the owner see all the pages that have been made?

Every page that has been built is one search away. Open the page search dropdown to jump to any of them, or type the URL straight into the browser. Either way, the page is there in a second.

How does the owner preview before going live?

Every site has its own subdomain that can be reviewed at any time. That preview is built from the same source as the live site, so what is seen is what visitors get once it is published.

How does publishing work, and how long does it take?

Click publish. That is the whole step. Changes are pushed to the live site immediately. There is no build queue to babysit and no deploy console to configure. If something needs to come back, every change is reversible.

Open Canvas.
Build the first page.

Sign up free and talk to the Agent on the page. Describe the site, click any element to change it, and publish.

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