You build sites for local businesses? Sum is getting a door for developers: your files, your editor, your git. Your client keeps the workshop for their text. Sign up, and tell us what you need.
A Sum site is one formula per page and plain files. Nothing hidden in a database.
index = meta | nav | hero, split, list{collection: "produits"} | footer
produits/:slug = index ~ hero>product[@]In this order, with no promised date. Your answers can change it.
You work on the site on your computer and push it to Sum. Your client keeps the workshop and the agent.
Every change, yours, the workshop's or the agent's, becomes a version. Back to yesterday in one click.
Your own blocks, private, shared across your clients' sites.
One repository per site, your branches, your reviews. Publishing stays something you do.
Pricing for freelancers and agencies isn't set yet. We'll discuss it with the first people who sign up.
Not for now: Sum hosts the sites. That's where your clients get the workshop, the agent and publishing.
For now, yes. A version under your name is planned for later.
Nothing. We'll write when the developer door opens, and maybe before to ask you a few questions.
Tell us how you work. Your answers decide what we build first.