Website
Website
Your live site, the editor that changes it, and everything around it: status, assets, forms, domain, history, and developer access.
Keystone builds and hosts your website. It is a real codebase, deployed on every change, rendering the facts in Business Info. You never edit HTML; you ask for changes in plain language, or let a developer work in the repository.
The sections
| Section | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Website Editor | See the live site, ask for a change, review the preview, publish. |
| Status | Deployment, GitHub, domain, pixel, analytics, tag manager, Search Console: each with a state and a last-seen time. |
| Site Assets | Logo, favicon, page hero images, and the open-graph image, with size rules. |
| Custom Forms | The lead, job application, and signup forms on the site, and any you add. |
| Domain | Connect your own domain and verify its DNS records. |
| History | Every commit to the site, newest first. |
| Integrations | GitHub access for your own developers and coding tools. |
How a change becomes live
- You ask for a change in the Editor, or an agent decides one is needed (new service, new post).
- The Website agent edits the code and opens a preview. You see it on the Changes tab.
- You approve. The change is committed to the
mainbranch of your site's repository. - The build runs and deploys. Status → Deployment shows Live with the new time; History shows the commit.
If a build fails, the previous version stays live. Nothing half-built reaches customers.