You can have a working site in a few minutes. The first step is creating an account, then a project. A project holds everything for one website: its pages, content, settings, and domain.
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Sign up with an email address and password, or use Google. After signing in, you land on the Projects page. This page lists every project you can open.
Choose Create project. The wizard has three short steps.
Name your project. This is for you, not for visitors. You can change it later.
Choose a starting point. You can describe the site to Remy, start from a template, or start from zero.
Pick a starting look. Set the main colors, heading and body fonts, corner roundness, and whether you want subtle depth and texture.
None of these choices are permanent. They give you a starting point that you can edit block by block.
Write a sentence or two about the site. For example: "A site for my ceramics studio. A home page with a short intro, a gallery of pieces, an about page, and a contact page."
You can also choose the kind of site, a tone, and the pages to include. Remy plans the pages, writes the copy, and builds the first version in the background. This can take a few minutes. You can keep the tab open or come back later; the work continues on the server.
Remy uses AI tokens. The first build can use a noticeable amount, so keep the brief focused.
Templates are complete designs with pages and sample content. Pick one that looks close to what you want, then replace the text, images, and colors. This is the fastest route if you like a design but do not want to describe it from scratch.
The blank option gives you a home page with a basic structure. Use this when you already know what you want to build and prefer to place every block yourself.
After the project is created, the editor opens on the home page. The home page is the page visitors see at your domain, for example example.com/.
From the editor you can:
Add and arrange blocks.
Create more pages.
Connect a CMS collection.
Ask Remy for help.
Publish the site when it is ready.
A project needs two things before it can go live:
At least one validated domain.
An active hosting plan for the project.
You can build and check the design without publishing. Visitors will see an under construction page until the first publish.
Read Domains and publishing when you are ready to go live.
The Projects page lists every project you can open. Click a project to open its home page in the editor.
Each card has a menu with:
Analytics, for that project's visitor statistics.
Settings, for project and page settings.
Remove, which deletes the project. Only the owner sees this option, and it cannot be undone.
If you are not the owner, you cannot delete the project. Ask an owner or admin to change your access if you no longer need it.
Editor tour explains the screen.
Pages shows how to add more pages.
Blocks and layout explains how to build a page.
Collections is the next step if you need a blog, portfolio, menu, or other repeatable content.
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