Website dashboard
Check website status, open pages in Studio, and find website management tools.
Open a website from /apps to enter its dashboard at /apps/your-subdomain. The website sidebar links to its overview, pages, analytics, forms, assets, and settings.
The dashboard manages the website. Studio edits the content of a selected page.
Read the overview
The overview shows:
- Website name and category.
- Status: Live, Draft, Offline, or Status unavailable.
- The Opalefy website address and a copy action.
- Page count.
- Page views and unique visitors for the last 30 days when analytics are available.
- A short page list with status badges and editing links.
Could not load means a metric failed to load; it does not mean zero. Reopen the page before drawing conclusions from missing numbers.
Open the website or its editor
Use Open Studio to edit when your role allows it. Visit site appears when the website has a public address and is published.
The address can be copied even while a website is in draft. Having an address does not mean visitors can see unpublished content.
Use the QR code control when you need a scannable website link. It can also offer section destinations collected from page content. Check the destination before sharing it.
Work with individual pages
The overview previews up to five pages. Choose Manage pages for the full paginated list.
Each page has its own status. A live website can contain draft pages, so check the particular page you want to share.
See Manage pages for adding routes and opening the correct page in Studio.
Find website resources
| Area | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Forms | Review visitor submissions and attachments. |
| Analytics | Check traffic totals and, on full analytics plans, detailed reports. |
| Assets | Upload, search, preview, and remove website files. |
| Settings | Change the name or subdomain and inspect publication status. |
| Custom domains | Connect a domain you own when the plan allows it. |
Understand access restrictions
Viewing, editing, and creating websites are separate permissions. A member may see an overview without being able to edit pages, upload files, or change settings.
Plan access is separate from role access. Being the owner does not unlock a feature excluded from the organization's plan. If controls are missing, check both the plan and your role with the workspace owner.