#Content & data

Everything your site shows and stores lives in its database, organized into collections. A collection is like a spreadsheet with a purpose: products, bookings, members, reviews. Pages read from collections, forms write into them — which is why your site is an app, not a brochure.

#Adding and changing content

You don't need a special editor — the chat is the editor:

You can paste content in any shape — a rough list, lines from a spreadsheet, a document attached with + — and the AI files it into the right collections. When you describe a new kind of thing ("workshops have a title, date, price and a photo"), it designs the collection for you, and it keeps the structure honest as your site grows.

#Content from visitors

Forms are the other direction — visitors writing into your collections:

• "Add a contact form" → messages land in a collection (and can email you).
• "Let visitors leave reviews with a star rating" → a reviews collection, wired to each product's page.
• "RSVP buttons on events" → who's coming, per event.

Where does it go? Ask for a page: "add a private page where I can see all form submissions, newest first."

#Who can see what

Every collection has access rules, chosen when it's created:

• Public — everyone sees it (products, events, published posts).
• Per-visitor — each person sees only their own (favorites, orders, bookings). This is the default for anything personal, and it means one visitor can never read another's data.
• Owner-only — only you, through your admin panel (form submissions, internal notes).

The AI picks sensible rules and tells you when a choice matters — but you can always ask: "who can see the bookings collection?" or "make the guestbook entries public."

#The safety net

Behind the scenes every write to your data is checked against the collection's declared structure and access rules — on the server, where a clever visitor can't bypass it. A broken page might look wrong, but it can't quietly corrupt your data. And your data is yours: export it whenever you like.