Publishing your page

Once your page is ready, it's time to publish.

How to publish

1. Check your page's content in the dashboard editor.
2. Use the preview to see how it will look once published. You can also try switching between light and dark.
3. Press "Publish" and your page becomes visible to everyone at thamit.app/your-id.

Edits go live when you press "Update"

Your public page shows the content as it was when you published or last updated it (a snapshot).

• Edits in the editor are saved automatically, but they don't appear on your public page until you press "Update".
• That means you can take your time polishing your page without showing work in progress, then publish it all at once.

Publishing at a scheduled time

When publishing, you can also schedule a specific date and time.

• Around the scheduled time, your page is published automatically with the latest content at that moment. You can keep editing after scheduling.
• You can cancel a schedule at any time.

This is handy for timing your page with an event announcement.

Switching back to private

Use "Unpublish" to make your page private at any time. Unpublishing doesn't delete anything — publish again and your page is back.

Limiting who can see your page (password protection)

If you want your page published but visible only to your circle, password protection is available too. See Protect your page with a password for details.

After publishing

• Your dashboard home shows a shareable link with a copy button and an X (formerly Twitter) share button.
• The home screen also shows your page's traffic (total, today, and the last 30 days) and the number of cheers you've received.

The card image (OGP) shown when your page is shared on social media is generated automatically from your page's content when you publish or update.

About your page ID (URL)

• Before publishing, you can change your page ID as many times as you like.
• Publishing locks it in; after that you can change it only once. When you do, the old URL automatically redirects to the new one.

See Changing your public URL (page ID) for details.

Getting discovered

• List your public page on "Everyone's pages" so visitors can find you even before logging in.
• If you host or appear in events, make use of Listing and discovering events too.

If you get stuck, Getting started is a good place to look.