Idea Board

At the moment, all the site's pages are in a single "bucket". As such, all the site's URLs are very simple: https://<domain>/<slug> This situation creates a few major issues: It hurts SEO (a lot). It makes it hard to manage if you have a lot of pages. You create any structure on the client's side (e.g. "posts", "services", etc.). You can't create several pages with the same slug, but in different locations. I have two ideas as per implementation: Use the current "custom asset" feature, but generate full URLs for the assets (currently they are being "flattened"). Recommended: allow the creation of folders (either logical or physical) on the "pages" interface. Overall, I don't think it is a difficult feature to implement, given that there's already a URL Rewrite option.

At the moment, all the site's pages are in a single "bucket". As such, all the site's URLs are very simple: https://<domain>/<slug> This situation creates a few major issues: It hurts SEO (a lot). It makes it hard to manage if you have a lot of pages. You create any structure on the client's side (e.g. "posts", "services", etc.). You can't create several pages with the same slug, but in different locations. I have two ideas as per implementation: Use the current "custom asset" feature, but generate full URLs for the assets (currently they are being "flattened"). Recommended: allow the creation of folders (either logical or physical) on the "pages" interface. Overall, I don't think it is a difficult feature to implement, given that there's already a URL Rewrite option.

I want to be able to have a seamless way to pass all BrizyCloud form entries per form as a text file over to a client portal repository like FuseBase (Nimbus Notes) so website clients can go there and look at people who engaged with the forms on their site and do their own follow-up. Also should be able to email to a set email address per form, maybe with daily batches instead of separate emails sent for each form entry. Bonus if it can recognize tags in the webhook or form entry also and match with named corresponding tags on the receiving end so webhooks can handle that. This helps out web builders who want to help their clients automatically stay organized with incoming guests on their forms.

Enable HTML in the Rich Text Asset field to allow for the creation of globally manageable blog post templates. Currently, using the Embed element for HTML content is a workaround, but it cannot be made a Global Block, which prevents site-wide updates to shared elements like categories, or ads in a sidebar. This limitation forces users to edit each blog post individually to make a single change. By allowing HTML in the Rich Text Asset field, users could create one reusable template, and any updates to shared sections would automatically apply across all posts simultaneously without changing the post content added in html, significantly improving workflow efficiency and making content management much more scalable.

I want to make all my websites ADA & GDPR compliant but right now I have to use 3rd party apps and embeds. It would be amazing to have a widget that I can turn on or off and customize from the settings panel where I edit my coming soon and maintenance mode pages.

Consider integrating with Make.com as an option away from Zapier...

We have to transfer a lot of existing websites over with full blogs. It would be nice to be able to postdate their blog posts to the original blog post date or schedule upcoming blog posts.

Like the blog post settings, have the ability to embed a feature image to be used as a dynamic element.

The ability to add Dynamic blocks from no-code tools like airable & Smartsuite through API key

Hey Brizy, Love the builder. Here is an idea to truly stand out from the rest. You'd make a mobile app where our monthly maintenance clients can post on their blog and custom assets via a simple form, drop photos in the media library, website performance, support tickets for us, stripe (so we can manage their subscriptions from there) etc. We would manage the app customizations and permissions from the left side bar beside "users", similar to how Brizy shops will be. Many business owners don't want anything to do with running the website and just want a simple place to send maintenance requests, post about a new project or event etc. You could offer a white label option to generate more revenue for Brizy.