Features · Publishing
Live, and reversible.
Nothing you publish is stuck.
Address, versions, rollback.
A published site goes live on its own geenius.site address. Freeze the draft as a version any time, pin a publish, and put an earlier one back with rollback. Connect your own domain with the DNS guide, and check its DNS and certificate. Publishing, rollback and removing a site need an admin or owner seat.
- A preview link you can rotate
- Unpublish keeps the versions
- Hand a site over to a GitHub repository where configured
Honest labels
What depends on setup.
- Pre-betaYour own domain
Connecting a domain you own depends on the hosting being set up with a zone and a target. The guide is always available.
- Not offeredBuying a domain for you
The journey exists in the code and is off by default. It is not offered.
- Pre-betaGitHub hand-over
Needs a GitHub token on the deployment.
Questions
About publishing.
Is a published website static?
Yes. A published website is a static site, with no server of ours in the visitor's path.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, where the hosting is set up for it: connect the domain and follow the DNS guide, and the status checks the DNS and the certificate. Buying a domain for you is not offered.
Can I undo a publish?
Yes. Publishes are kept. Roll back to the previous one or to any kept version, and pin one to protect it.