Drafts and publishing

Make changes in a draft, then publish it, so attendees never see half-finished work.

Updated November 3, 2026

An event has a live version, which is what attendees see in the app, and any number of drafts. You make changes in a draft, and they reach the app when you publish it.

Edit in a draft

The menu at the left of the top bar shows the version you're looking at. With the live version showing, the pages are read-only, and they say Select a draft in the top bar to make changes.

  • To start a draft, open the menu button beside the version (☰) and choose New draft from live. It's a copy of the live version.
  • To work on a draft you already have, choose it in the top bar.
  • Drafts in the sidebar lists them all. You can keep more than one, such as next year's lineup alongside this year's.

Publish

With a draft chosen, the top bar shows whether it's ready:

  • Ready to publish means it fits what the event's plan allows. Choose Publish to make it the live version. Publishing offers to delete the draft once it's live.
  • Not ready to publish means it's over one of the event's limits. Choose the label to see which, then see I can't publish my draft.

Publishing replaces the live version with the draft. The event's dates aren't part of a draft: change them on the Overview (see Change your event's dates).

Unpublish

To take the event out of the app, open the menu button beside the version and choose Unpublish. Its content stays here, and you can publish it again later.

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