Click it. Change it.
Every academy site in MatPilot comes with a full visual editor. There is no separate admin view of your homepage: you open the page and work on it directly. Click any element, a heading, a button, a paragraph, and a panel appears for exactly that element: typeface, size, spacing. Double-click and you are typing straight onto the page.
Layout works the same way. Drag a whole section to re-order the page. Drag a photo inside its frame to recompose it: the frame stays put, the picture moves behind it. And between any two sections you can add new blocks: video testimonials, quotes, galleries.
Type is yours too. The site has three type roles, headings, body and accents, and you can swap the font behind each role or upload your own. Video needs no preparation either: a clip shot on a phone converts itself for the web when you add it.
No export step, no formats. Drop in the video exactly as it left the phone. MatPilot converts it into what browsers actually play, so a testimonial filmed after Tuesday's class can be on the site before Wednesday's.
The parts you cannot break
Some of the page is not really content, it is your academy showing through: the live timetable, your prices, the trial and join forms, the calendar. MatPilot feeds those blocks from the same data the app runs on. In the editor they show a lock and a short explanation instead of style handles. You cannot delete Tuesday's class by accident, because the page is not where Tuesday's class lives.
Publish with a net
Nothing goes live because you nudged something. When you publish, MatPilot first shows a diff of exactly what changed since the last published version: what was added, what was removed, what was reworded. You approve it, then it is live.
History keeps every version you have ever published, and restoring one is a click. The worst case of any editing session is "put it back the way it was on Tuesday".
Fast, and it tells you why not
A built-in speed check reads your page the way Google does and reports what it finds in plain language, not scores and acronyms. It points at the element causing a problem and explains it in sentences, so fixing it is a decision, not a research project.
And when the panels are not enough, you can go under the surface: hands-on owners can open any section's HTML and edit it directly, and write custom CSS for the whole site. The visual editor never stops you at "advanced".
Rather have it built for you?
Everything above comes with every MatPilot academy site. If you would rather hand the whole thing over, the Websites offering gets your site designed and built for you: +€25 per month as an add-on on Pro, or €39.90 per month standalone. The editor is still there afterwards, for the day you want to change a photo yourself. See Websites for the full offering.