My Website

Your TribeNest website is where everything you make comes together: your music, your merch, your events, your courses, your memberships, your writing. One place fans can land on, browse, and buy from.

You do not build it by dragging boxes around a grid. You describe it. Tell the builder what you want, and it writes a real, fully custom site for you, wired to your actual products and media. Then you edit the words and pictures whenever you like, without touching anything technical.

What you can do

• Describe a site and get it built. Sections, pages, whole redesigns, from a sentence.
• Edit text and images like a form. Content changes go live instantly, with no rebuild.
• Keep drafts on the side. Work on a new version for a fortnight while your live site carries on.
• Share a preview link. Get an opinion before the world gets a look.
• Lock the whole site behind a password. For a work in progress, a client review, or a launch you are not ready to announce.
• Put it on your own web address. Connect a domain you own, or buy one from your dashboard.
• Set the call to action on every page. Newsletter signups, buy buttons, product blocks, donations, membership tiers.
• Add a chat assistant that answers visitors' questions from your own content.
• See who is visiting, what they look at, where they are, and how far they get.
• Publish in English or German.
• Build a purpose-made app with its own address, users, and logins.

How it fits together

• Websites. You get one by default, and you can add more. Each has its own address.
• Versions. Every build of a website is a version. You can have as many as you like, but only one is live at a time.
• Pages and sections. What is actually on the site. You ask for these, or edit them directly.
• Domains. The addresses your site answers on. Always your TribeNest address, plus any of your own.

A typical first week looks like this:

1. Create a website version and open the builder.
2. Describe what you want and watch it appear in the live preview.
3. Tidy the words and images in Content mode.
4. Publish.
5. Connect your own domain so fans land on your address.
6. Watch messages and analytics start rolling in.

Where to start

Related sections

Your website is the storefront, but most of what shows up on it lives elsewhere in your dashboard.

• Music and merch. Products you list in your Store appear on your product pages automatically.
• Memberships. Tiers and member-only content set up in Memberships drive your members area.
• Blog posts. Anything you publish in Blog shows up on your blog.
• Smart links. Share-and-track links you build in Smart Links get their own pages, and their own page actions.