Team editing with content approval built in
Owner, Editor and Viewer roles, live presence that includes AI assistants, opt-in approvals and scheduling, and versions you can restore.
How do teams work together in Pixelesq?
Everyone who works on your site has a login and a role: Owners manage the project, Editors make changes, and Viewers look without touching anything. You see everyone on a page as they work, AI assistants included; each change is logged against the person who made it, and past versions of a page can be restored. When sign-off matters, turn on approvals so nothing publishes or gets scheduled until someone approves it.
No more shared logins
Everyone gets their own account and role, so every change has a name on it.
Sign-off that happens inside the tool
Approvers review and approve in Pixelesq, so launches stop waiting on long email threads.
Mistakes you can take back
Go back to a page's previous version when an edit goes wrong, and carry on.
See AI assistants working beside your team
Live presence shows Pixel and connected assistants like Claude by name, right next to your teammates.
ASK PIXEL
What changed on the features page today?
Pixel lists the page's saved versions with their times, marking the current draft and the live one, so you can see exactly when it changed.
Hand Pixel a task from Slack or Linear
Mention Pixel in Slack or assign it a Linear issue, and it does the job and reports back.
ASK PIXEL
Update the Pro plan price on our pricing page
Ask in Slack and Pixel makes the change on your pricing page draft, then replies in the thread. Assign the same request in Linear instead and Pixel posts an update on the issue when the work is done.
Roll back any change, including AI edits
Every page keeps its past versions, so you can restore the one from before any change.
ASK PIXEL
Undo the changes made to the homepage this morning
Pixel locates the version saved before this morning and restores it to your draft, once you approve. The live homepage stays as it is until you publish the restored version.
The right access for every person
Each person gets an Owner, Editor or Viewer role, so clients see only what they should.
See who's on the page
Spot who's editing a page right now, and watch changes sync to everyone in real time.
Approval before publishing
Turn on reviews and every publish or schedule waits until an approver signs off in Pixelesq.
Scheduled publishing
Pick a date and time up to a year ahead, and the page publishes by itself.
A record of every change
Edits and publishes are logged with the person behind them, so nothing happens without a trace.
Autosave that survives a bad connection
Edits save as you work and hold up through a dropped connection, so nobody loses their changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Switch on reviews in your site settings, and every publish or scheduled publish waits until a reviewer approves it. Reviewers, who must be Owners or Editors, can approve, ask for changes and leave comments on the draft. Reviews happen inside Pixelesq with no email notifications yet, so reviewers work from their list of assigned reviews.
Owners run the project: billing, the team, domains, integrations and settings. Editors build and edit pages, entries and media, publish, and review changes. Viewers can look around the dashboard without changing anything. Invite people by email; everyone signs in separately.
Yes, in two ways. While you edit, undo steps back through your last 50 changes. For anything older, open a page's revisions and bring back an earlier one: it returns as a new draft while the live page stays put. Pixel can do the same if you tell it what to roll back.
Yes. Invite the client as an Owner so they control their account and billing, and keep your own Owner or Editor role for ongoing work. Because a project always keeps at least one Owner, you can step down later without locking anyone out. Each client site is its own project, and there's no combined agency dashboard or shared billing yet.
Yes. Everyone's edits appear for everyone else as they happen, and you can tell who's on the page, Pixel included. For a big rewrite of one section, it still helps to agree who takes it first.
Yes. The activity log lists edits and publishes with who made them and when, and each page's revisions show when every version was saved, marking the draft and the live one. Live presence also shows who's working at this moment, including AI assistants.
