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Make your first page

Making a page feels less like “building a website” and more like asking for one. You need a running ShareOut URL (your company workers.dev or custom domain). No instance yet? Install first.

  1. Sign in to your instance.

    Open your ShareOut URL (ask your admin if you do not have it). Create an account or accept an invite — you are not signing up at a public ShareOut cloud.

  2. Describe what you want.

    Tell the assistant, in your own words, what your page should be. Be as simple or as detailed as you like:

    “A page for my dog-walking business — what I offer, my prices, some photos, and a way for people to message me.”

    It builds the whole thing for you. If Create with AI does nothing, the instance still needs an AI key — ask your admin (see the install Day 1 notes).

  3. Look it over — it’s already live.

    Your page appears with a real web address on this instance. No “publish” step to hunt for, no waiting. What you see is what’s online.

    New accounts also get a starter kit — example pages tucked in an Examples folder (kanban, polls, dashboards, and more) so Home never feels empty. Once you create your own work, examples fold away but stay in that folder and in search.

  4. Make it yours.

    Want a different color? Friendlier wording? Move a photo up top? Just ask — “make the heading bigger and warmer” — or click the part you want and change it yourself. (More on that in Change anything.)

  5. Share the link.

    Copy the address and send it anywhere — a text, an email, your Instagram bio. Anyone with the link can see it. (You decide who, in Share it.)

A tip for great results

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The more you say, the closer it lands the first time. Instead of “a shop page,” try:

“A page to sell my homemade candles. Show three scents with photos and prices, a short story about how I make them, and a button to order on WhatsApp.”

You can always refine it after — but a good first description saves you a few rounds.

What’s next

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