How Your Page Works

Your page is built from blocks

A Keepp page is a single column of blocks — links, cards, headers, your profile photo, a form, a map, and so on. There’s no separate “catalog” or “links” mode; you add exactly the blocks you want, in whatever order makes sense. See choosing the right block for what each one does.

To add a block, tap Add (or the + in the toolbar). Pick a block from the palette and it drops onto your page, ready to edit.

Editing a block

Tap any block on the canvas to select it. Its settings open in a panel — on desktop this sits alongside the canvas; on mobile it opens as a sheet. What you can edit depends on the block: a link has a title and a URL, a card has photos and a price, a header has text and a style.

Selected blocks also get a small toolbar for:

• Move up / move down — reorder it
• Duplicate — copy it (not available for one-per-page blocks like your profile)
• Delete
• Edit — reopen its settings panel

The two-column grid

Blocks sit on a two-column grid. Each block has:

• Size — full width, or half width to sit side-by-side with another half-width block
• Align — left, center, or right, for how it sits within its space

Use half-width blocks to place two cards or two links next to each other instead of stacking everything in one column.

Cards also have an image shape — square (the default) or portrait (4:5) — which is a property of the card, not the grid.

Styling your whole page

Tap Style to set page-wide choices like colors and roundedness. Individual blocks can override the page style where that block supports it — see style your page for details.

Publishing

Everything you do in the editor is a draft. Nothing changes on your live page until you tap Publish. Your page is served as static HTML, cached at the edge, so publishing is also what pushes a fresh version out to anyone visiting your link.

Tap Preview any time to see your draft as a visitor would, without publishing it.

One thing can stop a publish:

• Someone else changed the page — if the page was edited elsewhere (another tab, or an agent) since you loaded it, Keepp asks you to reload before publishing again, so you don’t overwrite those changes.

Undo and redo

The editor keeps your edit history, so you can undo and redo as you go, right up until you publish.