The Site Editor sits inside the deployed application. Change copy, images, layouts, languages and audience variations directly on production. No staging. No CMS. No dev tickets.
Marketing teams stitch together a CMS, a localization tool, a personalization engine, an analytics product and a heat-map vendor — and still file tickets to engineering for anything structural. Weezzi puts all of that on the running application, in one canvas.
Plus a backoffice, a staging environment, and developer tickets every time the structure needs to change.
No staging. No CMS sync. No copy-paste between tools. The editor is a permissioned mode of the live app.
The Site Editor isn't a separate product. It's a permissioned view of the live application — same database, same components, same code path that visitors are using right now.
Click a hero, a feature card, a CTA. Change copy, images, videos, prices, dates, locations — full WYSIWYG fidelity, on the actual rendered page.
Layout, alignment, color, font and grid choices are exposed as structured controls — defined once at build time, edited safely at run time. No CSS surprises.
Switch between multiple visual treatments of the same component without touching code. The variant the developer didn't have time to build last sprint is already there.
Every text, image and property has per-language values, edited side by side. AI-assisted translation is one click away — never a separate tool.
Heat maps, click density and interest scoring overlay the same components you're editing. See what's working before you change it.
"Junior copywriter can edit but not publish." "Regional manager edits the Portuguese site only." Permissions are inherited from the same security profiles that protect the rest of the platform.
Every text, every image, every component property can have a value per language. AI translation runs inside the editor, side by side with the original. Region-specific media, dates, prices and currencies all follow.
Click a hero title, see all four languages stack together. Edit any of them inline. Click translate on a blank one and the AI fills it using your project's tone and dictionary. Switch the language tab to preview the live page in that locale, instantly.
Component Variations let you define multiple versions of any component that render based on visitor profile and behavior. A/B testing, audience segmentation and behavioral personalization — built in, not integrated.
Variations are evaluated against real visitor sessions in real time — same data, same code path, same database. The functionality typically requires Optimizely, VWO or Adobe Target as separate products.
Because the editor runs inside the live application, it has access to live visitor data — not yesterday's export. Heat maps, interest scoring and engagement metrics overlay the same components you're editing.
A draft-and-publish model with full audit traceability — built into the platform, not bolted on. Every publish is tracked with user, timestamp and one-click revert.
Changes are staged in the live system. Visitors keep seeing the published version. Save anytime.
CopywriterPreview by language and audience variation — exactly as visitors will see the page.
CopywriterPick a moment — campaign launch, embargoed announcement, regional time zone — and walk away.
Marketing managerEvery publish stamps a user and a timestamp. Revert any change in one click. Audit trail is permanent.
Marketing managerRoles like "junior copywriter can edit but not publish" or "regional manager only edits the Portuguese site" are configured once and enforced everywhere.
The Site Editor's design language extends into the Newsletter Editor — drag-and-drop components, multi-language content, draft-and-publish workflow, applied to email instead of web pages. Campaign analytics close the loop on the same canvas.
The same editable components, the same multi-language fields, the same audience segments you use on the site. Per-recipient delivery, open and click tracking. Bulk SMS campaigns follow the same model.
Generate a real, owned application — schema, backend, RBAC, multi-language, runtime editor — in one afternoon. We're onboarding pilot partners now.