Qixoo Documentation
Qixoo is a click-to-edit CMS layer for websites that already exist. You add one script tag to a finished site and the content becomes editable by clicking on the live page. The site stays on its own hosting; Qixoo stores only your edits.
This documentation is public and needs no account to read.
Start here
- Install — add the script tag, on any platform.
- Editing — what you can change and how.
- Client access — invite a client, what they see, white-label.
Reference
- Blocks — add whole sections without code.
- Forms — capture submissions with no backend.
- Modules — Blog, Booking, Shop, Languages, Analytics, White-label.
- Plans and limits — what each plan includes.
- AI tokens — what costs tokens and what is free.
- Site address — free .qixoo.app subdomain.
- Backup and leaving — how to take everything with you.
- Developer API — content API, webhooks, MCP.
- Troubleshooting — common problems and fixes.
In one paragraph
Connect any existing website — built with anything, hosted anywhere, in any language — by adding one line of code. From that moment you edit it live: text, images, links, buttons, menus, galleries, sliders and whole sections, in a visual editor, with optional AI help. No rebuild, no migration, no plugins. There is also an AI Site Builder that generates a new site from a description. Your site stays on your hosting; Qixoo stores only the edits.
Support
In-app support chat is available inside the dashboard 24/7, with a human team one click away via "Message the team". Replies also arrive by email.
Other languages: Español · Português · Русский · Deutsch · Українська · Français
English is the source of record: when a page here changes, the translations are behind until someone updates them. node scripts/i18n-docs-status.js names which.