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Fetchski Attract is where you build and run your website. You edit right on your own site, so what you see while you work is what visitors will get. Your page changes stay in a draft, out of visitors’ sight, until you publish them. Here’s a 5-minute map of where everything lives. Who can do this: everyone who signs in. Your role decides which buttons and screens you see, so yours may show fewer than the pictures here.

The idea

Attract is your site’s CMS (content management system): the editing and management tools you see once you sign in. You don’t work in a separate dashboard. You sign in, then browse your own site. A toolbar sits across the top, and every page you open is ready to edit. Everything else opens as a window over your site: your list of pages, your media, your settings. Close the window and you’re back on the page.

1. Your site, with the toolbar on top

The toolbar is always there while you’re signed in with a role that edits (Viewers, and people without a role yet, see the site without it). From left to right:
  • Search (⌘K): the command palette, which opens any screen in the CMS.
  • Add New: create a page, a blog post, a team member and more.
  • FetchskiAI: the AI tools menu.
  • Icon buttons for Analytics Dashboard, Connections, Site settings and Site design, and a moon that switches the CMS between light and dark.
  • Your picture and name: your own menu, with Personal Settings and Log Out.
Parker's home page with the toolbar across the top; numbered badges on Search, Add New, FetchskiAI, the four icon buttons, the moon, and the user menu.Parker's home page with the toolbar across the top; numbered badges on Search, Add New, FetchskiAI, the four icon buttons, the moon, and the user menu.

The toolbar: search, create, FetchskiAI, your settings and your own menu.

See The toolbar and the command palette for every button.

2. Pages are built from sections

Every page is a stack of sections: a Hero, some feature cards, a FAQ, a form. Under the toolbar is the edit bar. Choose Edit there, then select any section to change it, move it or add a new one next to it.
Parker's Services page in Edit mode with a Feature Cards section selected: its name tag, side toolbar and the round + buttons on its edges.Parker's Services page in Edit mode with a Feature Cards section selected: its name tag, side toolbar and the round + buttons on its edges.

Choose Edit, then select a section to work on it.

Your changes are a draft until you publish them. Contributors’ drafts wait for an Editor. See Two ways to edit and Add, move and remove sections.

3. Pages, content and media live in lists

Some things are managed as lists rather than edited on a page:
  • Pages: your page tree, where you add, move and rename pages.
  • Content you reuse: blog posts, team members, testimonials, FAQs and more. You add them once, and sections show them.
  • Media: your images, videos and files.
Open any of them from the command palette. Its Manage group lists every one you can reach.
The Pages list open over Parker's site, showing the page tree (Home, About Us, Services, Contact Us, Blog and the rest).The Pages list open over Parker's site, showing the page tree (Home, About Us, Services, Contact Us, Blog and the rest).

Your pages, in a window over your site.

See Pages and the page tree, Content you reuse and The media library.

4. Settings come in a few screens

Site-wide settings are grouped by what they change:
The Site design window open on Colors · Brand over Parker's site, with its tabs down the left.The Site design window open on Colors · Brand over Parker's site, with its tabs down the left.

Site design: your colors, fonts, header and footer in one place.

See Site settings, Site design, Connections and People & Roles.

5. FetchskiAI works beside you

FetchskiAI is the AI built into Attract. The FetchskiAI Agent can build and change pages with you. It also helps you write, creates images and suggests SEO text. It works in drafts, so you review its changes before anything goes live.
The FetchskiAI Agent panel open beside Parker's home page, with a short conversation asking for a new FAQ section.The FetchskiAI Agent panel open beside Parker's home page, with a short conversation asking for a new FAQ section.

The FetchskiAI Agent builds and changes pages with you.

See FetchskiAI.

Where to go first

A short example

Jordan Parker owns Parker’s Puppy Playland, a dog daycare in Portland. On a Monday morning, Jordan:
  1. Signs in and lands on the home page, with the toolbar on top.
  2. Chooses Edit, selects the Hero and changes its headline to “Now open Sundays”.
  3. Opens Site settings and changes the phone number in the contact details to (503) 555-0142.
  4. Asks the FetchskiAI Agent to add a FAQ about Sunday drop-off times and reviews its draft. Then Jordan publishes the new FAQ in FAQs, and the page itself. Publishing a page doesn’t publish the FAQs, team members or testimonials it shows.
Steps 2 and 4 happen on the page. Step 3 is site-wide, so it happens in a settings screen.

Sign in

get into the CMS.

The toolbar and the command palette

every button and shortcut.

Set up your site

the guided checklist.

What each role can do

Owner, Admin, Editor, Contributor and Viewer.