Publish, rename your address, and see what's live — from one button

The Publish panel

Publish used to be a button that did one thing and told you nothing. It now opens a panel with the state of the site at the top — Live, Publishing…, or Unpublished changes with an amber dot — followed by the address it's live on, a one-click copy of the link, and the custom-domain entry point.

On the Free plan the same panel explains what publishing needs rather than dropping you at a paywall with no context.

Rename your address

Every site is served at something.inminutes.app, and until now "something" was whatever we generated from your business name at build time. You can now edit it in place from the Publish panel.

Availability is checked as you type — a taken name or a reserved one (www, api, shop and a few dozen others we use ourselves) is called out before you commit, not after. Accents are folded and spaces become dashes. If the site is already live, its files move to the new address before anything is saved, so a failed rename leaves it exactly as it was. The old address stops working — that's what renaming means, and the panel says so before you confirm.

Upgrading brings you back

If you hit the paywall while trying to publish, paid, and returned — you landed on the page you started from and nothing happened. The plan switched on whenever Stripe's webhook arrived, which in practice meant "refresh and hope". Now the return trip activates the plan immediately and finishes what you were doing, with a confirmation toast naming the plan.

Your plan, where you can see it

The sidebar's account footer now shows a Starter / Pro / Business pill for active paid plans, with trials marked. The data was always there; it was never drawn.

Also in this release

• Where did my credits go? Plans & billing has a credit breakdown: every AI change from the last 30 days, grouped by website, with the prompt that cost it.
• On phones, the editor's inline panel is a bottom sheet again instead of squeezing the site preview to nothing.
• The + menu on the prompt box flips upward when there's no room below it instead of disappearing off the bottom of the screen.