DevdwellIn short
Founders tend to collect sites: the main site, a launch page, a pricing experiment, a docs site, a page for an event. Devdwell keeps them on one dashboard with what’s live, lets you change any of them by describing what you want, and publishes with one button, with a staging link to check first.
Move as fast as the idea
When you want to try a new headline, add a waitlist form or put up a page for tomorrow’s launch, the slow part is rarely the change; it’s getting back into the project. Open the site in Devdwell, say what you want, check the preview on desktop and phone, and publish.
Keep track of everything you’ve put online
The dashboard shows every site and page you’ve made, which are live, and which you edited but never published. Old experiments don’t get lost, and it’s obvious which pages are still up. The dashboard.
Bring in a contractor without handing over the keys
Invite a designer or developer to one site, with “Can edit” or “Can edit and publish”. They don’t get your other sites or your accounts, and you can remove them when the work is done. Sharing.
Code when you want to
If you or your team write code, the sites are ordinary files you can open in any editor. Devdwell doesn’t lock you into its way of editing.
Questions
Can I use Devdwell for a site I coded myself?
Yes. Import its folder and Devdwell gets it ready on a copy. You can keep editing the files directly as well.
Can I try a change without affecting the live site?
Yes. Publish it to staging, a private link, and only publish to production when you’re ready.
Does Devdwell work on Windows?
Yes. Devdwell runs on Windows 10 and 11 and on Macs with Apple silicon, and the web app works in any modern browser.