The CubeSites app

Your websites, in your pocket

Enquiries, publishing, pages and search settings on iPhone and Android. The same account as the editor, and the parts that need a big screen stay on one.

  • iPhone
  • Android
  • Free with every plan

Get it for your phone

The iPhone and Android apps are built and on their way to the App Store and Google Play. Until they land, everything on this page is what the app does today.

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What it does

The console you carry

Small enough for a queue at a school gate, serious enough to run the enquiries, publishing and search settings of a live website.

  • Every enquiry, as it landsMessages from your contact forms arrive with a push. Mark read or archive straight from the notification, and the badge on the icon counts what is waiting.
  • Publish without a laptopSee what is waiting to go live, publish it, and share a preview link that works for an hour before anyone else sees it.
  • Pages and menus on the goTurn a page on or off in the website menu, and tune its search title and description against a live result preview.
  • A blog in your pocketWrite a post on the train, add photos from the camera, and leave the fiddly bits for the editor when you are back at a desk.
  • The numbers that matterViews, visitors and enquiries over 7, 30 or 90 days, the pages people read most, and where they came from.
  • Widgets and shortcutsOn Android, the home screen widget keeps new enquiries and this week’s visitors in view. Press and hold the app icon for shortcuts.

Screen by screen

Four jobs, one app

Drawn from the app as it works today, with placeholder data. Nothing here is a mock-up of a promise.

  • Enquiries

    Every message, filtered and answered from the phone.

  • One enquiry

    Stage, their message, notes for the team, and a reply drafted for you.

  • Pages

    Every page with a menu switch, and its search settings behind it.

  • Website

    Blog, media, sign-ups, orders, domains and a preview link to share.

Search settings

Make the listing better from the phone

The live preview shows the search result as it will appear. Title and description carry length guidance, and a suggestion arrives as a draft you edit before saving.

  • A live preview of the search result
  • Title up to 70 characters, description up to 155, counted as you type
  • A drafted suggestion, saved only when you accept it

Notifications

Told before the inbox is opened

A new enquiry arrives as a push with the name and the message. Mark it read or archive it right there, without opening the app.

  • Mark read and Archive on the notification itself
  • The badge on the app icon counts enquiries waiting
  • Everything follows your phone’s light and dark appearance

Questions

The app, answered

The short version: free, quick, and the editor still lives on the web.

Is the app free?

Yes. It is part of your CubeSites account, with the same plan and nothing extra to buy. Sign in with the account you already use.

Do I still need the editor on a computer?

The app is for keeping an eye on a live website: enquiries, publishing, pages, media, blog posts and search settings. Page layout editing, the team and domain setup stay on the web.

Which phones does it run on?

iPhone and Android. It follows your phone’s light or dark appearance, and it uses the same sign-in as the editor.

Will I be told when someone writes in?

Yes, if you allow notifications: a push for every new enquiry, with Mark read and Archive actions on it. Notifications can be switched off at any time in the app.

When can I download it?

The apps are built and on their way to the App Store and Google Play. The buttons on this page become download links the day they are approved.

Get the app

Free with the account you already have

No separate plan, no per-seat pricing, nothing to configure. Sign in with the same account as the editor and your websites are there.

Download on theApp StoreComing soonGet it onGoogle PlayComing soon

The buttons become download links the day Apple and Google approve the apps.