Everything it does

The whole product, grouped by what you would be doing at the time.

The live page is the canvas. Sign in and it becomes editable where it stands.

Strips every outline and control so you see exactly what a visitor sees. Links work, sliders slide.

Sixty steps of history, keyboard shortcuts included.

Move a layer, a container or a single component. Drop targets light up as you go.

Layers hold containers on a sixteen-column grid — halves, thirds, quarters, or anything between.

A header or footer stored once and referenced everywhere. Locked behind a padlock so it cannot be changed by accident.

Override how many columns a container spans on tablet and phone.

Internal links point at the page, not its address, so renaming never breaks them.

Headings, text, images, buttons, tables, accordions, tabs, carousels, testimonials, maps, video and more.

Upload once, reuse anywhere. Oversized photographs are resized on the way in.

A post is an ordinary page, so it gets drafts, versions and SEO. The index finds published posts on its own.

Text, email, phone, date, dropdown, radio and checkbox fields, with submissions stored and emailed.

Radius, button and input corners, heading and button weight, and shadow depth live on the theme. A component follows them unless you set its own.

Bring a finished page. The importer turns sections into layers, header and footer into shared layers, keeps forms working and reads the theme from the CSS.

Work privately, publish deliberately. The publish dialog lists exactly what will go live.

Every published version kept, viewable and restorable.

Capture a whole site — pages, shared layers, theme and imagery — and apply it to another.

One file carrying the template and its images, so it works on a site that has never met yours.

First-party and cookieless: visitors, pages, referrers, countries, devices.

One container and one database per site. No shared tenancy inside the data.

The operator publishes templates and components from one place; every café's site pulls them on its next sync.

The site knows the café's menu, hours and ordering because it is provisioned with the register and the back office. About Hospitality Ground Control.

A multi-tenant site builder where the page is the editor. Built and supported by Creativity Jungle.

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Canopy is part of Hospitality Ground Control with RoarPOS and the HGCS Back Office.