Any service that claims to be "free" and doesn't have a very obvious business model gets me very suspicious. I usually start reading the service's privacy policy.<p>This website's "Privacy Policy" states:<p>> We collect [personal information] by fair and lawful means, with your knowledge and consent. We also let you know why we’re collecting it and how it will be used.<p>Yet personal data is collected through Google Analytics without being mentioned anywhere and without my consent. The policy is also the linked privacy policy for the Android and iOS app. It doesn't let the reader know why personal information is collected and how it's used, as it claims. Is that different in the actual apps? Also, what data does the website and the app collect?
Nice work!<p>Did you build airsite.co on Airsite?<p>Is there also a web version? I like the idea of quick edits on a phone but am having a hard time seeing building a whole site only on a phone.<p>I am thinking through a similar problem with Webase [1] which is a platform for building apps without coding. I have make it work ok on a phone, but I think most people will be more comfortable on a computer when using the tool.<p>Best of luck to you!<p>[1] <a href="https://www.webase.com" rel="nofollow">https://www.webase.com</a>
Hey everyone! I've been hacking on Airsite for the past few months. It started as a side project, but now I'm kind of full time on it.<p>The goal is to build something that's friendly and intuitive for someone who makes their first website. But also powerful and flexible enough for power users who can create pretty much anything they want. I made 3 iterations of the editor and the current one is pretty close to flexbox layout.<p>I would really appreciate any feedback! You can email me at andrey@airsite.co tweet @pyankoff or join the discussion on Product Hunt - <a href="https://www.producthunt.com/posts/airsite" rel="nofollow">https://www.producthunt.com/posts/airsite</a>