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Your whole site, visually mapped
A visual map of every page and section lets you see exactly what's on your site and point to what you want changed.
No risk to try
Free to build.
- Free to build
- You own your domain
- No contract
- Cancel anytime
You see the real thing before any money changes hands.
See it work
Built from the real product.
River Yoga Studio
My Site · every section, in plain English
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Come home to your practice.
Vinyasa, yin, and prenatal classes in Buffalo.
What you get
Everything in this one, done for you.
You shouldn't have to hold your entire website in your head. The content map lays out every page and section visually, so you can see what exists, what's live, and what's sitting in draft. When you want something changed, you point at the block instead of describing it from memory.
Every page, laid out plainly
It's a map, not an editor with a thousand buttons. There's no dragging boxes that snap to the wrong place, no half-finished layout you accidentally publish. You see the structure clearly, say what you want, and the change comes back staged for review.
How it works
From idea to live, step by step.
Your site is broken into named sections
Hero, story, services, testimonials, contact, your blog, and the rest each show up as a labeled block. You're looking at the actual structure of your site, not a wall of code.
You point instead of describe
Click the block you mean and say what you want changed. No more "the bit near the bottom under the photo." The agent already knows which section you're talking about because you pointed at it.
Drafts and live versions sit side by side
Blog posts and pages the agent writes are saved as drafts. You see the draft next to what's currently live, so you're comparing the real before and after, not guessing.
Changes flow through the same review
Anything you stage from the map runs through the same risk check as a texted change. Factual edits can publish, new copy waits for your okay, structure stays off-limits. One consistent rule, wherever the change starts.
The difference
The old way, and the way with Strelva.
The old way
- You keep the whole site in your head and hope you remember what's on the about page.
- A drag-and-drop builder where one wrong move shifts the layout and you can't undo it.
- You publish a half-finished edit because you couldn't tell draft from live.
With Strelva
- Every page and section is laid out in front of you as a labeled map.
- You point at a block and ask for a change. The layout isn't yours to break.
- Drafts and the live version sit side by side, clearly marked, before anything ships.
What it looks like for a real business
The owner wants to retire the old "meet the team" section because two stylists left and add a section for the new color services. She opens the content map and sees every part of her site laid out plainly, including the stale team block she'd half-forgotten was still live. She points at it, asks for it to come down, then points at the services area and asks for the new color menu. Both come back staged. She compares them to what's live, approves, and the site finally matches who actually works there.
Questions
The things people ask first.
Is this a drag-and-drop builder?
No, and that's on purpose. It's a map you read and point at, not an editor you drag. You can't accidentally shove a box into the wrong place or break the layout, because moving things around isn't something you do here.
Do I need to know any HTML or design?
None. You look at the labeled sections and describe what you want in plain words. The agent does the actual editing and a human handles anything structural.
Can I see a change before it goes live?
Yes. Drafts sit next to the live version so you compare the real before and after. New copy and pages are staged for your review rather than published straight to the site.
See it on your own site first.
Free to build. You own your domain. Pay only when you’re happy with it.