Use the WanderOS Website Editor to build and update your direct booking website without coding. The editor uses a block-based system that lets you add, edit, and reorder sections across pages such as your homepage, About page, Contact page, FAQs, blog, and custom pages.

The Website Editor gives you tools to manage the content, layout, and appearance of your direct booking site.

You can use it to:

There are two ways to edit your website - see below for more further steps on each:

The Ask assistant is a chat panel inside the WanderOS Site Editor. You type what you want changed, in normal sentences, and the assistant makes the change on your site for you. You do not need any technical or AI experience.
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For example, you can type "Rewrite the intro on my homepage so it sounds warmer" or "Add a page about things to do in Austin," and the assistant does the work.

To use the AI site editor:

Changes the assistant makes are saved as it works. If the page is already published, visitors can see the change as soon as it finishes. New pages the assistant creates are published immediately, but they are not added to your site's menu unless you ask.

Before you ask for a large change, decide what you want first. After each change, review the preview. If you are not happy with the result, ask the assistant to undo it (see below).

Press Shift + Enter to start a new line without sending. You can also press Cmd + J (Mac) or Ctrl + J (Windows) to open or close the panel.

The assistant replies in the panel and tells you what it changed. Your page preview updates as it works. Select Stop generating if you want it to stop partway through.

The assistant can:

If you ask for something it cannot do, it will say so and, where possible, point you to the right place in the editor.

The assistant only edits your website's pages and design. It cannot change:

Clear requests get better results. Three habits help most.

Say where. Name the page and the part of the page.

Say what you want, not just what you dislike.

One request at a time for anything complex. Short, separate requests are easier to review and undo than one long list.

The assistant writes from the information it has. If you want a page to say your check-in time is 4 PM or that you have 32 homes, include that in your request. It will not invent facts about your business.

If you do not like a result, type what you want reversed, for example: "Undo the last change to the homepage" or "Put the About page text back to the way it was this morning."

The assistant looks up your site's change history and restores the earlier version. It will tell you if any part of a change cannot be fully restored. For example, if a page was deleted and a new page now uses the same address, it will not overwrite the new page.

Asking for an undo is safest soon after the change. If you have made other edits since, mention them so the assistant does not remove work you want to keep.

Each chat keeps the context of what you discussed. For a new, unrelated task, select the + button at the top of the panel to start a new chat. You can switch between past chats from the panel header.

If the assistant needs something it cannot find, such as a photo you mentioned but did not attach, it may pass your question to the Wander team. You will see its reply in the chat.

For anything the assistant says it cannot do, or if a change did not turn out as expected and the undo did not resolve it, contact [email protected] or use Help Center chat. Include the page name and what you asked the assistant to do.

To manually edit an existing page, select the page from the left-hand side of the Site Builder.

From there, you can update the content blocks included on that page type.

Website pages may include your:

Your support team is standing by to answer any questions. Simply email [email protected].