Owner toolbar demo: changes stay in this browser
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Looks Words Sections Restore Checkup Publish AI team Connect Workshop Numbers Local
Three presets. Every one was checked for contrast; the words never change, only the paint.
Linen Warm paper, walnut ink and an oxblood accent. The cover look. Quiet enough that the work is the loudest thing on the page. Charcoal Near-black ground, pale text and brass gold. The gallery-at-night look; pieces sit in it like they are lit. Brass Bright white, deep green ink and brass gold, with a clean geometric heading face. Crisp, modern, the look of a design shop.
Headline font Preset's own Fraunces Jost System
Accent Preset's own
Corners Sharp Round
Headline sits Left Center Right
Motion On Still
Turn editing on, then click any headline or paragraph on the page and type. Plain text and italics only. Every edit is a private preview until you publish it.
Turn editing on Forget my word edits
No word edits yet on this browser.
Show, hide, and reorder the sections of this page. A hidden section is skipped by visitors and search engines alike.
Master is the site exactly as it was designed. Mirror is the last look you published. Either one puts every setting on this browser back in one press.
Restore Master Restore Mirror
A quick look at this page the way a visitor, a phone and a search engine see it.
Run the checkup
What a search engine is told about this studio:
On your own copy this tab publishes the look, words and sections above so every visitor sees them, behind a passphrase only you know. On the demo, changes stay in this browser.
How it works on a live site: the toolbar sends your settings to your own hosting account. Nothing in the page holds a password.
Ten instruction files, one for each job on the site. Hand any of them to the AI assistant you already use and it knows the studio, the rules and its job.
Connect your AI. Give your assistant this address and it can read the whole studio: the work, the delivery area, the hours, the rules, and the ten team files.
https://fireforgesites.com/demo/the-gallery/ai/site.json Copy
Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot with a line like "Read this, then help me with my furniture studio website." No key, no login, nothing to install.
Your side of the site. Pick a bench, ask it anything about running the studio. Every answer is a proposal: nothing reaches a visitor until you publish it.
The Workshop needs the passphrase you publish with. It is sent with your question and never saved in the page. The Workshop is not connected on this demo; on your own copy it answers from your hosting account's AI key.
Bench Repairs Updates Advertisements Search engines Next week
What is broken, what it means, and the fix. Reads the errors visitors hit and the checkup from this page. Try: What is broken right now? / Run the checkup and tell me what to fix first. Changes to the site, in words. If the toolbar can make it, you get an Apply to preview button. Try: Switch the site to the Charcoal look. / Hide the sign-up section on every page. Google and Facebook copy inside their real character limits, from the site's own claims. Try: Write three Google ads for custom dining tables in Athens. / What should we advertise before the holidays? Reads what this page really sends to Google and proposes the title and description. Try: Is the Work page title right? / Write a better description for the commissions page. Five jobs for the coming week, each naming which of the ten team files does it. Try: Plan next week from the numbers. / Get the site ready for the spring open studio.
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Page views, call taps and commission asks. On the demo these count this browser only.
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Local details. The one listing that brings a maker more visits than the website itself is the free Google Business Profile. Fill this in once and copy it across.
Go to business.google.com and sign in with the studio's Google account.
Search for the studio by name. Claim it if it is there, add it if it is not.
Pick the category "Furniture maker". Add "Woodworker" and "Custom furniture" as extra categories.
Paste the address, phone, hours and description below, exactly as they are here.
Verify by postcard, phone or video, then post a photo of a finished piece every week or two.
Description for the listing (750 characters at most)
Hours
Address and phone
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