Edit every site from one screen

Fifteen section types, from masthead to collection, snap together into a page. Your site draws each one with its own component, and the plain renderer covers any it has none for.

Preview opens the draft on your real site for an hour, in your browser only. The preview tool shows it at phone, tablet and full width.

A journal at /blog, twenty to a page, with tags, a cover picture and a publish time the API respects. A scheduled post stays hidden until its time.

Collections hold anything else you list: team members, projects, stockists, in the order you dragged them into. Pictures live in one Media library per site.

Build a form once and every message lands in the Inbox, and in your email when the form has a notify address. Galley keeps spam out by refusing messages from other sites and dropping whatever a honeypot field catches.

Each connection can send ten messages every ten minutes, then gets a 429.

Views and visitors per path, per day, from one script tag of about 600 bytes. No cookie, and nothing stored on the visitor’s device. Every site sits behind one filter.

Leave a comment on any field and mention the person who should answer. Give a Task an assignee and a due date. Presence shows who else has the page open, so you see them before you edit.

A contributor saves drafts all day. Publishing, unpublishing and deleting stay with editors and owners, and the database enforces it.

History keeps every saved version and shows what changed word by word. Restore any version with one click. If someone saves first, Galley stops your save and keeps your changes on screen so you can apply them again.

Press ⌘K or Ctrl+K from anywhere. Tools and sites answer at once, and pages, posts, entries and media answer after a short pause. The Query console runs exact questions against any site you can open.