The Keepp AI Editor: Build and Change Your Keepp Page by Asking
What the Keepp AI editor is, where it sits, what it can and cannot touch, how it differs from handing an outside assistant an API key, and what it costs.
Every Keepp page is a list of blocks: links, cards, products, bookings, forms, a map, a menu, your profile. The AI editor is a panel inside the page editor that changes that list when you describe what you want.
This post is the overview. If you want the click-by-click version, that is Edit your page by asking.
Where it is
On a computer, the editor’s right-hand panel has a tab strip: Add, Page style, and AI. On a phone, the bar at the bottom has an AI button next to Add, and it opens the same panel as a sheet over your page.
It is the same editor either way. You can type a sentence, then drag a block yourself, then type another sentence. Both kinds of change land in the same undo history.
What it can do to a Keepp page
Anything the editor can do, described in words instead of found in a panel:
- Add blocks and put them where you want them
- Rewrite what a block says
- Reorder the page, change widths, pair two blocks side by side
- Restyle the whole page: colours, corner roundness, fonts
- Point a product or booking block at something in your account
- Take blocks off the page
It works from what your account already holds. Ask for your ceramics class on the page and it points a booking block at that offering, with the title and price read from the record you set up. It cannot write a price of its own, and it cannot point a Buy button at something that does not exist. Ask for something you have not created yet and it says so instead of building a button that dead-ends.
The same goes for facts. Addresses, opening hours and prices come from you. What it does not know, it leaves for you, and lists under the reply as something still needing you. Tap that line and the editor opens the exact field.
What it cannot do
It cannot publish. Every change lands in your draft, and your live page stays as you last published it until you press Publish yourself.
It cannot lose your work either. An edit is one step in the editor’s history, so a single undo takes back everything the assistant just did and leaves your own edits alone.
And it cannot quietly rewrite the rest of your page while answering about one block. A block it does not mention stays exactly where it is, with the content it had.
How it differs from giving an assistant your API key
Keepp already had one way to do this: generate an API key under AI Agent and hand it to ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini along with the Keepp skill. That still exists and is described in Manage your page with an AI agent.
The difference is where the work happens. The API route is for people who already live in an assistant and want their page managed from there, in the same conversation as everything else they do. The editor panel is for the person looking at their page, on a phone, who wants one thing moved.
The editor panel also sees the page you are looking at right now, including edits you have made and not published. An outside assistant reads what you last saved.
Reading what it did
Every reply has two parts. The sentence is what the assistant says it did. The short list under it is what actually changed, worked out by comparing your page before and after the edit.
Those two can disagree, and when they do, the list is right. If nothing changed, it says so, whatever the sentence above it claims.
What it costs
Free for the first 24 hours after you create your page, so you can try it on the page you are building right then. After that it is part of Pro, along with forms, scheduled blocks, custom fonts and full analytics.
Open your page in the editor, tap AI, and describe the change you have been putting off.
If you want to compare the editor with other AI products, TopAITools keeps a directory of them.