Everything in one place, arranged your way.
Pages, media, data, forms, users, settings and every Tool you switch on live in one admin. Every screen works the same way - one Save, a right-click menu on every row, help beside every setting - and the sidebar is yours to arrange.
A sidebar you arrange
Tools start in groups by what they are for - Productivity, Communication, Marketing, Publishing, Business, Maintenance. Move any Tool to any folder, hide the ones you never use. Switch on Arrange mode and drag things into place; Done saves it for everyone.
Wider, narrower or out of the way
Drag the sidebar's edge to the width you like, or collapse it to a rail of icons - hover one for its name, click a folder to open it beside the rail. It works from the keyboard too, and your browser remembers it.
Live counts beside each Tool
Drafts, unread mail, overdue to-dos, form submissions, visitors right now. Every Tool shows a number, even when it is nothing. Hover a count for the detail behind it. A closed folder adds up what is inside.
Your own front door
Choose which screen the admin opens on - the Dashboard, Analytics, the Shop, any Tool. People who cannot use that screen get the Dashboard instead.
Help beside every setting
A (?) next to anything that needs explaining. It stays open as you scroll, flips to fit the screen and works on a phone.
One Save, and nothing lost
Every editor has one Save, Ctrl+S and an Unsaved bar. Leave with changes and it asks first, then offers your draft back next time.
Keys for everything
G then a letter jumps straight to a Tool, and G then 1-9 to the ones you use most. Ctrl+K opens a palette: type part of a name and press Enter. Press ? to see every key you can use.
A menu on every row
Right-click, the ⋮ button or Shift+F10 on any page, entry, user or file for everything you can do with it. What you cannot do is greyed out, with the reason.
The manual is inside the product.
The admin carries its own Documentation folder: how to use every screen, tutorials, the API reference, and a page on editions and licences. It always matches the version you are running.
- Every Tool brings its user guide. Switch a Tool on and its guide appears under Documentation, for the people allowed to use it.
- Guided walk-throughs - including one that builds a small app from a collection, a form and an action, from inside the page editor.
- Dates you can read - day, month, year everywhere, with 24-hour times.
What you will use most.
The Dashboard
Page views today, visitors now, drafts, submissions this week and site health, with a 30-day chart and a Needs attention list.
Dashboard and notifications →A media library that edits
Drop files anywhere to upload. Crop, resize, rotate, add a watermark or convert to WebP in place, and save over the original or as a copy.
Site Settings
Site URL, email, SEO defaults, footer, cookie consent, breadcrumbs, back-to-top, custom CSS and the cache in one screen, with a badge when something is quietly wrong.
Users and roles
Avatars, extra roles, reset links, and a permission grid that reads your ticks back to you in words.
Users, roles and security →Actions, with no code
Name a job - approve, archive, email, notify, call a webhook - and run it from a form, a button on an entry or a right-click. Actions need MongoDB.
Collections and data →A calculator to hand
Basic and Scientific, on its own page or in a floating panel that stays open while you move around the admin.
Calculator →The Marketplace
Switch Tools on and off, update them, configure them - or scaffold your own and edit its code in the admin.
The Marketplace →
The admin is the proof.
Tabs, slideovers, toasts, tables, popovers, context menus and forms all come from Domma, the framework underneath. The admin is built from them, your pages render the same ones, and your own Tools get them free.
Nine admin themes of its own, or any site theme, keep it looking the way you like - separately from the public site.
See it for yourself.
Install it in two minutes, or browse the Tools that plug into it.