One sentence in. A change you approved, out.
No ticket forms, no builder, no dashboard to learn. You say what you want, Kepteo drafts it on your real page, and nothing reaches your visitors until you say yes.
- You asked
“Change our hours to Mon–Sat, 9 to 7” - Restore point 4f21 saved
Before anything was touched - Draft ready
1 change on /contact · waiting for you - You approved
From your phone, between customers - Live — confirmed by your site
Undo stays one click away
Connect your site
Install the Kepteo plugin and sign in with your Kepteo email and password. That's it. Any host, any theme. Nothing about where your site lives has to change.
Say what you want
The way you'd text someone. If Kepteo isn't sure what you meant, it asks. If it can't do it, it says so — it never does something close and calls it done.
A snapshot, then a draft
A restore point is saved before a single character changes. Then the work lands as a draft on your real page, with the old and new values side by side.
Approve, tweak, or reject
Approve and it goes live. Ask for a tweak and it redrafts. Reject and your site stays exactly as it was. Saying no costs you nothing.
Change your mind, freely
Every change is on your history with its restore point. One click puts it back — today, or six months from now.
One sentence. That's the brief.
No tickets, no screenshots, no hunting for the right settings page. Say what you want the way you'd text someone, then review the draft when it's ready.
The same flow, whatever your site is built with.
Kepteo detects how your site was built and edits it the way that builder expects — you never have to know which one you have.
Gutenberg
The WordPress block editor. Detected automatically.
Elementor
Edited through Elementor's own layout, not over it.
Divi
Detected automatically. Same draft, same approval.
WPBakery
Detected automatically. Same draft, same approval.
Beaver Builder
Detected automatically. Same draft, same approval.
Classic WordPress
Older themes and the classic editor work too.
What it does — and what it refuses to.
A tool that can say "I can't" is safe. A tool that can't say it will do something nearby and tell you it worked. These limits are the product, not gaps in it.
It does
- Text, images, colours, fonts
- Menus, links, buttons
- SEO titles and descriptions
- New sections and pages
- Daily security scans
It won't
- Publish anything without your yes
- Install plugins or themes on its own
- Read wp-config or password files
- Write files on your server
- Claim work it didn't do
Try it on one real change.
Connect in five minutes. Your first draft is waiting before your coffee's cold.