Place and arrange
Headings, photos, opening hours, phone and LINE, a map, a photo gallery, staff, FAQ, notices and coupons — placed as parts and dragged into order.
A one-page shop site: place, arrange, publish.
A service for building the single-page website a small shop needs — a cafe, a salon — by placing parts and dragging them into order, then publishing it. Everything happens in the browser. It is in preparation.
Terms and policies
The terms of use and privacy policy will be linked here at release.
All terms and policiesChanging the opening hours by one line means finding someone to do it, waiting your turn and paying for it. For a small shop, that round trip is the expensive part. APOUL SiteSnap lets the change be made on screen and published from the same place.
Headings, photos, opening hours, phone and LINE, a map, a photo gallery, staff, FAQ, notices and coupons — placed as parts and dragged into order.
Colours, type, corner radius and spacing switch together. Anyone who wants finer control can write their own rules.
What is missing, and what would be better fixed, is listed by how much it matters before the site goes out.
Heavy photos are made lighter on your own device, and a favicon is generated.
Publishing gives the site an address. You choose the name in it, and an old address forwards to the new one.
Save a QR code for the published address. Views are counted by day, and no cookie, IP address or browser string is kept.
Published versions are kept, and you can go back to an earlier one. The whole site can be exported.
Sign in with a passkey (Face ID, a fingerprint or a PIN) and edit the same site from another device.
Price, release date and supported systems are not decided. They will be announced on this page and in the news.