Publish, share, and what visitors see

Save first, publish second

Two different actions, and mixing them up is the most common confusion in the product.

• Save writes your page to our servers. This is what makes enchant.ee/yourname work at all.
• Publish adds the page to the Enchantée feed — the discovery deck inside the app. It does nothing to your URL.

Saving happens in the editor. When it reaches the server you get Page saved with the line Your changes are live. The public page updates straight away — there is no separate deploy step and no waiting.

What a save is allowed to contain

• Up to 200 widgets on one page. Above that the save is refused.
• A grid no larger than your plan allows. A page that is already bigger than your plan — because you downgraded, or applied a template — keeps working; only growing it further is blocked.

Your public link, and exactly when it 404s

Three addresses belong to you, and none of them needs the visitor to have an account.

• Your main page — enchant.ee/yourname
• An extra page — enchant.ee/yourname/slug
• Your shop — enchant.ee/yourname/shop

A visitor gets the 404 page in exactly these cases:

• the username doesn't exist;
• the account is suspended, or has asked to be deleted;
• there is no saved page at that address — including an extra page you created but haven't saved yet.

That is the whole list. In particular, an unpublished page is not a 404 — its link keeps working for anyone who has it.

The publish switch

Every page row carries a pill that reads Publish when it's off and Published when it's on. On a phone: Home → Manage page. On desktop it's in the Manage block at the top of Home.

1. 1Open Home and press Manage page (or drag the feed card down).
2. 2Find the row for the page you want.
3. 3Tap the pill. It flips immediately.

Turning it on toasts Page published — It's live on the Enchantée feed. Turning it off toasts Page unpublished — Still reachable at its link — just off the feed. New pages start off.

What being published actually gets you

A page only appears on the Enchantée discovery deck when all of these are true:

• your account has a username;
• the page's publish switch is on;
• your account is in good standing;
• the page has at least one widget on it;
• the person looking isn't you.

Extra pages are eligible too, not just your main one. Flipping a page from unpublished to published also marks it as updated, which is what badges you in other people's Enchantéers row.

More than one page

Your main page lives at enchant.ee/yourname. Extra pages hang underneath it at enchant.ee/yourname/slug — a second page for a project, a menu, a press kit, whatever you like. They are ordinary pages with their own widgets, their own publish switch and their own view count.

Finding the page list

On a phone, open Home and press Manage page — or drag the feed card downward. The list is headed Your pages, with a counter on the right showing how many you have and how many your plan allows. On desktop it's the right-hand column of the Manage block, always visible.

Each row shows the page's title, its full link, a copy button, and a second line of buttons:

• Customize — opens the editor on that page. The caret beside it opens a small menu.
• Preview — opens that page in the preview screen.
• the publish pill.

Tapping a row's tile or title switches the live preview board at the top to that page — the row gains a purple ring. You can also step through pages with the round arrows either side of the page title on the board; they wrap around, and only appear once you have more than one page.

Add a page

1. 1Open Home → Manage page.
2. 2Find the row with the plus icon and type a name into the field marked new-page. A / is printed in front of it.
3. 3Press Create, or press Enter in the field.

The name becomes the address, so it is sanitised as you type:

• forced to lower case;
• only letters, numbers, - and _ survive — anything else is dropped as you type;
• cut at 24 characters;
• shop is reserved, because your shop already lives there.

A new page is a blank canvas — no widgets, publish switch off. It is not a copy of your main page and not a template.

How many pages you get

At the cap the add row is replaced by a lock row naming your plan's limit, with an Upgrade button. If you get past that and the server refuses, the toast is Page limit reached for your plan. Only saved pages count against the limit on the server side.

Three other things the add row can tell you:

• Use 1–24 lowercase letters, numbers, - or _. — the name had characters that aren't allowed.
• That name is reserved — you tried shop.
• A name already in use gives you the address back with is taken — try another name.

Remove a page

1. 1Tap the small ✕ on an extra page's row. Your main page has no ✕ — it can't be removed.
2. 2A confirmation appears naming the page, with the line This page and its layout are removed from this device. This can't be undone..
3. 3Press Remove (red) to confirm, or Cancel.

What you can't do

• Rename a page. There is no rename control anywhere. To change an address, remove the page and create a new one — the old address stops resolving.
• Reorder pages. Rows appear in the order the server loaded them; there is no drag-to-reorder.
• Switch pages from inside the editor. Come back to Home → Manage page and press Customize on the row you want.

Start from a template

Eight hand-made starter layouts ship with the product. They live in the Store tab, mixed into the Marketplace card alongside things other people sell. The Templates chip narrows the grid to templates — ours and other people's together; the built-in eight also show under All.

1. 1Open the Store tab.
2. 2Optionally filter — kind chips are All, Templates, Widgets, Asset packs, Theme packs, Effect packs and Drops; price chips are Any, Free and Paid.
3. 3Or search in the field marked Search templates, widgets & goods… — built-in templates match on their name or category.
4. 4Press Use template on the one you want.

Every built-in template is free to apply. The badge is about grid size, not money — it tells you which plan gets the layout at its full dimensions.

What Use template replaces

• It replaces the whole page you're on — widgets and theme together. It is not additive.
• The grid is clamped to your plan. On the free plan even the free templates get squeezed, because every one of them was drawn taller than a free grid.
• The showcase's identity is stripped: names, bios, avatars, photos, captions, product details, links, prices, quotes, poll questions and so on are blanked, and your own name, bio and avatar are dropped into the profile widget. Layout — spans, alignment, shape, accent, timings — survives, which is what keeps it looking designed.
• The page is marked as changed. You still have to save.

Template files you can keep

A .gridtemplate file is a snapshot of one page — layout, theme and the media it uses. It's the closest thing to a backup, and the way to move a layout between your own pages.

Export

Two places: the caret next to Customize on a page row → Export template, or the Template tools row under the list → the download icon (Export current page, phone only).

1. 1Press Export.
2. 2If the page has unsaved changes your browser asks You have unsaved changes. Export the last saved version? — cancelling stops the export.
3. 3Name it in the prompt Name this template (prefilled My layout). An empty name cancels.
4. 4The file downloads. Success toasts Template exported.

• The file contains your last saved page, not what's currently on screen.
• A copy is also kept in your Files, and it counts toward your storage. If you're out of storage the copy is skipped and the download still works.
• The name can be up to 80 characters; the filename itself is cut to 40.
• The file is tied to your account — someone else importing it is refused.

Import

Same two places: the row caret → Import template, or the Template tools upload icon (Import a template). The picker accepts .gridtemplate files.

1. 1Press Import and choose a file.
2. 2Your browser asks Importing replaces your current page. Continue?.
3. 3The page is replaced and you get Template imported with Customize it and hit Save to publish..

• Import is undoable. A history step is pushed before the replace, so Undo restores the page you had.
• The grid is clamped to your plan, exactly as with a built-in template.
• The original author's identity, prose and media are stripped the same way.
• Media the file references is copied into your own storage and counts toward your quota. Importing the same file twice doesn't charge you twice.
• The file can hold at most 200 widgets and 200 media links.

If widgets didn't fit, the warning names the reason and the size — either your plan's grid or the file's grid — and both versions end with undo puts your page back. You may also see one of these, which are informational rather than failures:

• This template was made with a different app version — some parts may not import perfectly.
• Some media could not be copied and kept its original link.
• The page effect's sprite could not be copied and kept its original link.

Use your own domain

You can serve your page from a domain you own instead of enchant.ee/you. Icône Everyone else sees the card with an Upgrade button.

Account → Settings → the Custom domain card.

1. 1Type your domain into the field marked yourdomain.com.
2. 2Press Connect (or Enter). You'll see Domain added — now point your DNS at us..
3. 3Follow the line Add ONE of these at your DNS provider — A for a root domain, CNAME for a subdomain: — an A record pointing at 76.76.21.21, or a CNAME pointing at cname.vercel-dns.com. Click a value to copy it. Sometimes a TXT ownership record is asked for as well.
4. 4Add that record at whoever you bought the domain from.
5. 5Come back and press Check status. You'll get Domain verified — you're live! or Not verified yet — DNS can take up to an hour..

The chip beside the domain reads Pending DNS until it verifies, then Live. Remove it with the ✕ beside it — you get Domain removed.

• One domain per account.
• enchant.ee and its subdomains can't be used.
• On your own domain, / serves your page and /shop serves your shop.
• The credit pill becomes plain text rather than a link on a custom domain.

Copy your link, and see it as a visitor will

Copy

There's a copy button beside the address on the preview board (Copy link) and on every page row (Copy page link). It copies the full address — including the sub-page part on an extra page's row — and the icon flips to a green tick for a moment. There is no success toast; if your browser blocks the clipboard you get Couldn't copy — your browser blocked it..

Preview

Press Preview on the board or on a page row. Preview shows your live page inside a real device mockup, with a floating toolbar at the bottom.

• Device: three icon buttons, labelled Phone preview, iPad preview and Desktop preview.
• With iPad selected, an orientation pair appears: 3:4 (portrait) and 4:3 (landscape).
• Phone and iPad portrait show your phone layout. iPad landscape and Desktop show your desktop layout, panning sideways.
• The fullscreen button fills the app window with the real public page. Esc, the back gesture, or the overlay's own back arrow exits.
• The share button copies your page link and toasts Link copied.
• The round arrow at the top left is Back to editor.

In Preview the Enchantée button is a rehearsal: follows, likes, reactions and comments you make there never leave your browser. Views from Preview are never counted either.

Opening a link inside the app

Tapping an enchant.ee/… link while you're inside the web app opens the live page full-screen in a sheet with a single back button, rather than a new tab. Esc closes it, and so does tapping the dimmed area. If it can't load you'll see We couldn't load this page. with Try again. Views opened this way still count for the creator.

What a visitor sees

Your page renders inside a floating frame on a backdrop — a device, essentially, sitting on a desk. The shape depends on the visitor's screen, and the cut is 1024px wide.

• Narrower than that (phones, most tablets) — a tall portrait frame showing your phone layout. Content scrolls up and down inside the frame; the browser page itself never scrolls.
• 1024px and wider — a wide landscape frame showing your desktop layout. Content pans sideways.

Your page is always shown in light mode, even to a visitor whose phone is in dark mode. A dark-mode visitor must see the design you made, not an inverted version of it. While the page loads they see a gently pulsing brand mark — no spinner, no text.

Scrolling, panning and gestures

The quick-link dock

A small floating bar of links over your page. Élégante Up to 6 items, each with a label of 1–24 characters and a link that starts with https:// or mailto: — anything else is dropped. It can sit at the top, the bottom, or float inside the frame, in a pill, square or glass style. Every dock link opens in a new tab.

Ambient sound

If you uploaded an audio loop Élégante, a small round speaker button sits fixed at the bottom-left of the visitor's screen. It never autoplays — the visitor has to tap it, and tapping again pauses. The audio loops. If the browser refuses to play, the button just stays in its paused state.

The credit pill

At the bottom of the frame a small pill reads Designed with Enchant.ee and links to our home page. Vedette lets you hide it or replace the wording with up to 40 characters. On a custom domain the pill is plain text rather than a link.

What a visitor can actually use, with no account

Widgets are live on the public page. Links, buttons, social tiles, product tiles, images, banners, maps and the profile call-to-action become real links — but only when you gave them a real address. A widget still holding the placeholder https:// renders as plain, unclickable content. Sold-out products are not links either.

• Contact card — up to three buttons: Email, Call and Save, which downloads a contact card file.
• FAQ — tap a question to open it; one at a time, the first one open to start.
• Copy code — tap to copy. If you turned on reveal, the code is blurred until the first tap.
• Before / after — drag the divider, or move it with the arrow keys.
• Gallery — carousel and stack layouts advance on tap; a grid layout is static.
• Countdown — ticks live.
• Video and music — play on tap only. A music preview is 30 seconds, and pauses itself when scrolled off screen or when the tab is hidden.
• Tip jar — the amount pills open your tipping link in a new tab.

Collecting emails

A Subscribe widget works for a signed-out visitor. They type an address (the default placeholder is you@email.com) and press the button (default Subscribe). On success the form is replaced by Thanks for subscribing!; on failure a red line reads Couldn't subscribe. Try again. A duplicate address is quietly accepted, and the response looks identical either way, so nobody can use the form to probe who has already subscribed.

The personality test

If you placed a Personality widget and left it unfilled, visitors see a tile reading Personality with Take the test underneath. It is 30 questions in three rounds of 10, answered on a five-point scale from no. to very much. — visitors can stop after any round.

The Enchantée button

The one control we put on your page: a small circular button floating over it, labelled Enchantée. It shows your uploaded image if you set one, otherwise your real photo, otherwise our brand mark. It breathes gently when idle.

• A visitor can drag it anywhere in the frame. On release it springs to the nearest side wall, and where they put it is remembered for your page on their device.
• A small wobble still counts as a tap, not a drag.
• One tap opens a menu of four pills and dims the page behind it. Tapping the dimmed area, or the button again, closes it.
• Two quick taps send a burst of purple hearts and record a like for the page. Repeat double-taps pop more hearts but the like is only stored once, and there's no way to un-like from a public page.
• It's a real button: Enter or Space opens the menu, Esc backs out.

The four pills

Following bursts confetti and shows a chip: Enchantée ✨ You're now enchanted with this page. Tapping again un-follows, with Un-enchanted. No hard feelings. You get an inbox row when someone follows you, unless you muted that notification type.

The reaction row is ✨ 🔥 💜 🎉 🥹 🫶. Six to nine copies of the chosen emoji fly up off the button. Every reaction also records a like — that is deliberate. Your inbox shows the emoji they picked.

• Follows, likes and reactions are per page. Following /you/shop does not follow /you.
• Follower counts are distinct people, so someone following two of your pages still counts as one follower.
• Share always shares your main page link, even from an extra page.
• The button is disabled on your own page — you can't follow or comment on yourself.
• You can turn the whole thing off: the toggle is Show the Enchantée button on my page.

Comments on your page

The Comment pill opens a thread that slides up over the dimmed page. Signed-out visitors can comment — they appear to everyone as Visitor.

• Newest comments sit at the bottom, chat style, and the list scrolls there on open.
• The most recent 50 comments are shown.
• Names read You for your own, Visitor for a guest, otherwise the person's handle.
• Times are relative — just now, 5m, 3h, 2d, 4w.
• An empty thread reads Be the first to comment. A failed load reads Couldn't load comments. with Try again.
• Comments from suspended or deleted accounts disappear from the thread.

Writing one

1. 1Open the thread — the field is focused for you.
2. 2Type into Add a comment. Up to 280 characters.
3. 3Press Enter, or tap the send button. Enter sends; it never adds a line break.

A comment appears instantly and is removed again if the request fails, with Couldn't post your comment. Beside the field there's a button to mention someone (typing @ opens the same picker) and a button for emoji.

Acting on a comment

Tapping a comment bubble opens a small menu. What's in it depends on whose comment it is.

Every bubble also carries a heart with a count, hidden at zero. Reply seeds the box with their handle; deleting that handle out of the draft cancels the reply.

Deleting your own comment asks Delete this comment? with It's removed for everyone. This can't be undone..

Your shop page, shared posts, and link previews

Your shop

If you sell anything, enchant.ee/yourname/shop lists it. The header carries a link back to your page; the title block shows your avatar and handle with a count of items underneath. Each card shows a cover, the title, what kind of thing it is (Template, Widget, Asset pack, Theme pack, Effect pack), a rating once anyone has rated it, and a price or Free.

• A free item's button reads Get and sends the visitor into the app to install it. They need an account to finish.
• A paid item's button carries the price. A signed-out buyer is sent to sign in and then resumed where they left off.
• A shop with nothing in it reads No items yet — check back soon..
• A time-limited drop carries an amber badge in the corner.

A shared post

Every post has its own address at enchant.ee/post/id, so someone you sent it to can read it without an account. On a phone the post fills the screen with the likes-and-comments card peeking from the bottom — swipe it up to read, down to go back. On a wide screen it's two columns.

What a pasted link looks like

Your page produces a proper preview card wherever it's pasted: a wide image with your avatar, display name, verified check, handle and bio. The title is your display name and handle, and the description is your bio. Extra pages and your shop reuse the same card with their own titles. A handle that doesn't exist gets a plain branded card instead.

A shared post gets its own card: your name and the first part of the post as the title, the first 160 characters as the description, and the post's image — or your avatar when it has none.

Your page is also listed in our sitemap for search engines, refreshed daily. Suspended and deleting accounts are excluded.

Analytics: what each number counts

Analytics lives inside the Account tab — it has no dock tile of its own. On a phone: tap Account, then Analytics in the segmented header. On desktop it's a row in the left rail under Account, a segment at the top of the Account column, or the See all button on Home's Last 14 days card.

Every plan gets the same Analytics — Novice included. There is nothing to unlock here.

The hero card

Headed This week. The big line counts the people who stopped by, and under it sits exactly one of four sentences: more than last week, fewer than last week, Same as last week., or Your first week with visitors — nothing to compare against yet.

“This week” means the last 7 UTC days including today — a rolling seven days. It does not reset on a Monday.

With no visits at all in the window the card becomes No visits yet — share your link. with Every visit to your page will show up here. and a Copy page link button beside your address.

The four number cards

• Views — the 14-day total, captioned times your page was looked at — last two weeks.
• Taps — link and widget presses in the same 14 days, captioned times someone tapped a link of yours.
• Tap rate — shown as N of 100, with a row of ten dots underneath. It is distinct tappers divided by distinct viewers, capped at 100.
• Sales — money earned from things you've sold, after fees.

How a view is counted

A view is recorded when someone opens your page in a browser, or opens it full-screen inside the app. Then:

• One person, one page, one day, one view. Deduped per UTC day — someone reloading fifty times counts once.
• Your own visits never count. On any surface, including the in-app viewer.
• Nothing in the editor's Preview is ever counted.
• Search engines and link-preview bots don't count — the counter runs in the visitor's browser.
• Days are UTC days. If you're far from UTC, an evening visit can land on tomorrow's bar.

How a tap is counted

• A tap is any press on a link, a button, or something that acts like one, on your real public page.
• Deduped per person, per target, per UTC day.
• Outbound links are counted individually — five different links is five taps.
• Every non-link control on your page shares one bucket. One visitor pressing five different widgets in a day records one tap, not five.
• The credit pill and in-page jump links are never counted.

The chart and the sources list

Your last two weeks plots 14 points, oldest on the left, today on the right, with a real zero for a day nobody came. The X axis shows the day of the month only. Hovering gives a tooltip; there's nothing to click.

Where your visitors come from reads Out of every 100 visitors… and lists where people arrived from. We store only the hostname of the referring site — never the full address, never a query string. No referrer at all shows as Straight to your link.

Known sources are folded into friendly names: Instagram, X, TikTok and Google. Anything else shows as the bare hostname.

Page by page

Page by page lists one row per page — Main page and each /slug — with its address, its count followed by the word looks, and a bar sized against your busiest page. Same 14-day window, no limit on how many rows.

• The list comes from your live pages, not from the data — so a page you just created but haven't saved appears here with 0.
• Views from pages you've removed stay in the Views total but have no row here, so the rows can add up to less than the total. Only desktop Home tells you the remainder.

Refreshing

Nothing live-updates. Both fetches run once when you open the tab. Switching to another section and back genuinely re-runs them; so does Try again after an error.

Home's Last 14 days card shows the same data with its own wording: the 14-day total, a change chip reading none last week, steady vs last week or an arrow with a number, a small sparkline, and a bottom line of taps and tap rate. It's a separate request from the Analytics tab, so the two can differ by a view if one lands between them.

Every setting on these screens

Publishing, pages and sharing

What visitors see, and what they can do

Common questions

When something goes wrong

What a visitor can hit

What you can hit

Very heavy traffic from a single network can be briefly throttled, which quietly costs you recorded views rather than showing anyone an error. It is rare, and it corrects itself.

Still stuck? Plans and limits has every quota in one table, Settings A–Z lists every setting alphabetically, and support@enchant.ee reads everything sent to it.