How each module works, written for someone using it for the first time.
EasySiteControl is a workspace for running the backend of your websites: content, APIs, automations, media and sign-ins. The defining idea is ownership…
A schema is a content type — Articles, Products, Team members. It declares fields; the server enforces them on every write. A record is one document of that…
Endpoints let you build your own APIs without writing server code. You define a URL, decide who may call it, and describe what it does as a list of steps…
Events are automations: when something happens, run a flow. The flow is the same step pipeline custom endpoints use — the difference is what starts it, and…
Auth schemas give your site's visitors their own accounts — registration, login, email verification, password reset — without you building any of it. These…
Forms collect submissions from your public website — contact forms, applications, quote requests — with validation on the server and an automation hook on…
The media library manages your project's files — images, documents, anything — with one defining property: the bytes live in your own S3-compatible bucket…
Three kinds of access exist in a project, and they never blur:
Project settings hold the connections a project uses: its database, and the mail, storage and Redis services that features build on. All of it is owner-only…