You don't start with a blank site. The moment you add the Website app, Giant Context builds you a working one: a home page, an About page, Contact, a Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, a Cookie Policy, and a 404 page — all published, all in the languages you've turned on, all using your organization's name. It's real content you can ship as-is or reshape. The starting point is a finished site, not an empty canvas.
Adding the Website app sets up more than pages. You get a default header and footer, a layout that wires them together, and the pages below, ready and published.
If you added the Knowledge Base too, it comes with its own landing page sharing your site's header and footer. All of it is translated into the languages you've turned on.
Your home page is special. There's exactly one, it always exists, and you can't add another or delete it — you reshape the one you have. Ask for a new page and Giant Context makes a normal page you can add anywhere. Ask to change your home page and it edits the one at your root.
This is on purpose. The home page is your front door, and replacing it is a bigger deal than adding a page, so it always goes through a review you see. Nothing swaps your live home page without you looking at it first.
To change your home page, tell Mind what you want — a different hero, a new section, a tighter pitch. It drafts the change and shows you a preview. You read it, and it goes live when you approve. The seeded About and Contact pages are ordinary pages once they exist, so you can edit them freely or ask Mind to. The home page just keeps its one-of-a-kind, always-reviewed status.
Every app comes with its home page built. Ask Mind to reshape it.
No. There's one home page, it can't be duplicated or deleted, and you edit the one you have. Asking for "a new page" gives you a normal page you can add anywhere else.
Home, About, Contact, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Cookie Policy, and a 404 page — all published, all in your enabled languages, using your organization's name.
Ask Mind. It drafts the change and shows you a preview, and it goes live when you approve. A change to the home page always gets a review — it never swaps silently.
Real and published. They use your organization's details, and you can ship them as they are, edit them, or ask Mind to rework them.