Your account
Your Bailey account is simple on purpose.
Signing in
Section titled “Signing in”You sign in with an email and a password. When you first sign up, Bailey sends a confirmation email: click the link, then sign in. That’s the whole flow.
The Account page shows which email you’re signed in as, and a Sign out button.
What your account holds
Section titled “What your account holds”Everything you create (projects, folders, versions, custom domains, declared data stores) belongs to your account. One account never sees another’s sites or data.
Personal space and organizations
Section titled “Personal space and organizations”Your account starts with a personal space. You can also create or join an organization: a shared space with teammates, invitations, and a shared brand. A switcher at the top of the dashboard picks which space you’re looking at, and a project can be moved between your personal space and an organization from its settings. Your personal projects stay yours alone.
Publishing from the command line
Section titled “Publishing from the command line”There’s a command-line tool for developers who’d rather publish with a terminal than drag-and-drop. Generating a personal key for it from the Account page is coming soon; in the meantime see The bailey CLI for how it works today.
”System pages” in my list
Section titled “”System pages” in my list”You might notice greyed-out entries marked System (like the platform’s own landing or error pages). Those are Bailey’s own pages: you can see them but not edit, move, or delete them. They’re not yours to manage; ignore them unless you’re a platform admin.