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Plugins

Connect the tools you already use without touching a single page.

Paste an ID, flip a switch, or ask Max. 4 plugins are live today and 56 more are on the roadmap, in the order small businesses ask for them. Every one is styled by your branding and accessible by default.

Browse every plugin

Google Analytics

Connected

Paste your Measurement ID and Google Analytics counts every visit to your website. No code, no rebuild, no republishing.

Measurement ID
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Paste the ID, or the whole snippet from Google, and the ID is picked out for you.

Live on your dev site and your domain. Nothing to republish.

Every plugin, in the order businesses ask for them.

Search, pick a category, or choose the product it should work with. A plugin marked Planned is on the roadmap and its page says how it will work.

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Social feeds & sharing

Your feeds on your website, from official sources only.

Connected section Planned Instagram Feed A grid of your most recent Instagram posts, read from Instagram with your permission and refreshed on their own. See how it works Connected section Planned Facebook Page Feed Your Facebook Page's recent posts on your website, read through Facebook's official connection and refreshed on their own. See how it works Page section Planned Social Media Icons A row of icons linking to your social profiles, kept in one place so the header, footer and contact page always agree. See how it works Page section Planned Social Share Buttons Share buttons for a page that use each network's plain share link, plus copy-link and the device share sheet, with no tracking scripts. See how it works Connected section Planned TikTok Feed A grid of your recent TikTok videos, read through TikTok's official API with your permission and refreshed on their own. See how it works Connected section Planned Social Feed One section that combines the social accounts you have connected into a single feed, newest first, each post labelled by network. See how it works Connected section Planned Pinterest Feed Your latest pins or a chosen board on your website, read through Pinterest's official API with your permission. See how it works Connected section Planned X (Twitter) Feed Your recent posts on X on your website, read through the official API and rendered as plain, fast, accessible text. See how it works Page section Planned Comments Comments on blog posts and pages, stored with your website, moderated in your dashboard, with no third-party comment service. See how it works

Native to your website, not bolted on top of it.

A plugin here is part of the platform that builds your website, so it knows your branding, your pages and your business details already.

  • Nothing is written into your pages An overlay is added as a page is served, and a section is a component Max places for you. Your website's files stay yours.
  • Styled by your branding Every plugin takes its colours, corners and type from the branding you already chose. Nothing ships its own palette.
  • Official sources only Feeds and reviews come from a provider's own API, a public feed, or what you entered. No scraping, no one else's badge.
  • Accessible by default Keyboard, names, announcements and reduced motion are part of every plugin, not an add-on.

How a plugin connects.

  1. Open Plugins on your website's dashboard

    Every website has a Plugins page beside its Domain and Forms pages, with each plugin as a card in its category.

  2. Paste an ID, flip a switch, or ask Max

    Third-party plugins take an ID from the service itself. Built-in ones are a switch or a short list. Sections you can simply ask Max to place.

  3. It is live

    Overlays are applied as your pages are served, so they work on your dev site and your live domain the moment you save.

Connect your tools without learning a thing.

Build your website by chatting with AI, then paste one ID or ask Max, and it is live everywhere your website is.