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Knowledge base — this wiki

The page you’re reading is part of a single living manual. Same content whether you find it through search, the ? button in the admin, the sidebar on the public site, or a link a colleague sent.

The rule

Every feature has a page here. If it doesn’t, that’s a bug — tell us. And every page should read in under a minute; if it needs more, it should be more pages.

How it’s organised

Areas, each with an overview and feature pages underneath:

  • Growth — posts, competitors, reviews, the weekly brief
  • Photo studio, Your site, Menu, Customers, Events, Analytics, Settings, Admin tools
  • Food & beverage — the deeper knowledge the AI draws on, plus Recipe R&D
  • Foundations — the conceptual map. Read these once and the rest gets easier

Three ways to find a page

  1. Search — at the top of both the public docs and the help drawer. It looks across every page in every language; typos and partial words are fine.
  2. The ? button — top-right of every admin screen. It opens the page for the screen you’re on, so you don’t need to know what it’s called. Fastest when you’re mid-task.
  3. The sidebar — for browsing when you roughly know where to look.

All three land on the same content, and every URL is shareable.

Reading it in your language

Five languages: English, Italian, Thai, Vietnamese and Spanish. English is the source; the rest are translations. Pages without a translation yet fall back to English with a small badge, rather than showing you a gap.

Editing it

Super admins get an Edit here button on every page. A markdown editor opens with the source loaded, you write a commit message, and you save.

There’s no review queue. The change commits to the source repository and the published wiki redeploys within seconds — public docs, help drawer and contextual pages all at once.

Prefer a real editor with diffs and branches? Every page also has an Edit on GitHub link. Both paths reach the same file.

Editing the English doesn’t update the translations. Use 🌐 Translate below the editor to refresh them.