Dashboard
Quick look at your site's content. Use the nav to edit anything.
Quick Actions
How this works
1. Edit content here. Everything you change saves to this browser instantly.
2. Hit Publish. Admin generates a single index.html with all your data and photos baked in — no backend needed.
3. Drop the file in your GitHub repo. GitHub Pages re-deploys in about 30 seconds. Your site is live.
Data lives in this browser only. Use the same browser to keep editing, or back up your work via Settings → Export.
Brand & Hours
Logo, contact info, business hours, and social media links.
Logo
Upload a PNG or JPG. Will be auto-resized to 600px wide.
Contact
Hours
Social Media Links
📹 Home Page Videos
YouTube URLs shown on the home pagePaste a YouTube link (full URL or youtu.be/...). The home page renders each as an embedded player. Edits save instantly.
🔗 Extra Links
Custom links (Google Reviews, promos, Instagram post, etc.)Each link shows in the footer's "More" group. Use it for Google Reviews, an Instagram post you want to feature, blog posts, promo landing pages — anything.
Locations
Edit each location's info, manager, photos, videos, and specialties.
Publish to GitHub Pages
Generate a self-contained index.html that you can drop in your GitHub repo.
How it works
index.html file.index.html and .nojekyll downloads to your computer.📖 First time publishing? Step-by-step →
- Make sure you have a GitHub repo set up with Pages enabled. Settings → Pages → Source = "Deploy from a branch" → branch
main, folder/(root). - Hit Publish & Download ZIP above.
- The ZIP lands in your Downloads. Unzip it. You'll see
index.htmland.nojekyll. - Open your repo on github.com. Click Add file → Upload files.
- Drag both files into the upload area. Scroll down, click Commit changes.
- GitHub Pages re-deploys automatically in ~30 seconds. Your site is live at
https://YOUR-USERNAME.github.io/YOUR-REPO/.
Settings
Backup, restore, and admin password.
Storage Usage
Browsers limit localStorage to about 5MB. Each photo you upload is compressed but still takes space. If you get close to full, export your data, clear unused photos, and re-import.
Backup & Restore
Export everything (text + photos) as a JSON file. Drop it back in to restore on this or any other browser.
🐙 GitHub Connection
Push your site & photos directly to your repoWhen connected, you can push the published site straight to GitHub — no manual file uploads. Your photos also act as a fallback: if a local image fails, the live page automatically loads it from your GitHub Pages URL.
Get one at github.com/settings/tokens → Generate new (classic) → scope repo. Treat it like a password.