Managing Pages

Pages are the heart of SievePage. Each page is your own workspace: a place to organize your work, shape it around your brand, and share it with the people who follow you.

There's no single settings gear. To edit any page, your main username page or an additional one, open its ⋯ menu in the sidebar and choose Edit. The same menu is where you Import a Trello board or Delete a page. Your main page's appearance lives under Page Look in the account menu, and its page icon and site description under Page settings, right next to it.

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Organize your work

The day-to-day tools for keeping your projects, commissions, and ideas in order.

Columns: your workflow stages

Columns are the lanes your cards move through, like To do → In progress → Done, or Requested → Sketching → Delivered. Set them up to match how you actually work.

  • Add a column: click + Add column at the right edge of the page
  • Rename a column: double-click the column title
  • Reorder columns: drag by the column header
  • Style a column title: hover a column and click the palette button to set its alignment (left, center, right) and an optional accent color
  • Delete a column: hover the column and click the trash button next to the palette
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Deleting a column deletes every card inside it, and that can't be undone.

Show card counts

Open the same palette popover on any column and flip on Show card counts under All columns. Turning it on adds a card count to every column at once before the column name. It counts whatever cards that viewer can actually see. Your count and a visitor's can differ if some of your cards are hidden.

Labels: tag and scan

Labels are colored chips you attach to cards so you can spot priority, type of work, or client status without reading every card. They're specific to each page.

To create one:

  1. Open any card
  2. Click Labels in the card detail panel
  3. Click + Create label, then pick a name and color

Hiding a card: take it off the board without deleting

Want a card off your public board but not gone for good? Hide it instead of deleting:

  1. Open the card's options menu (the )
  2. Choose Hide

A hidden card disappears for visitors but stays on your own board, set aside as hidden. You can still open it and choose Unhide to bring it back. To remove a card for good instead, use Delete.

Make it yours

Your page's whole appearance (base, background, shade, accent, card style, column width) is one saved, nameable thing called a Look. Tap the palette button in your page's status row, or open the Edit panel (the ⋯ menu in the sidebar); for your main page it also lives under Page Look in the account menu.

Looks covers every layer, plus saving Looks, sharing one with a link, and using a Look someone shared with you.

Column title images

Give each column a custom image displayed full-size above it. Open Edit Columns in the page header and use the add-image button next to a column name.

Page icon and description

Set these under Page settings in the account menu. They shape how your main page shows up beyond SievePage:

  • Page icon: a small image used as your page's icon in browser tabs and in link previews. Without one, the SievePage logo is used.
  • Site description: a short summary used as your page's SEO description. It reads well in search results and when your link is shared on social or chat apps.

Share it with the world

Turn your page into something your audience can see, explore, and interact with.

Visibility: public or private

Your page is public by default. Making a page private is a Pro feature. Team pages are always private. See Page privacy and access control for the full rundown.

Show off your artwork in your gallery. See Gallery for supported file types, size and rate limits, and how uploads use your storage.

Custom HTML (Profile Layout)

Embed your own block of HTML to add custom elements to your main page. Open Page settings from the account menu and look for Profile Layout. CSS is allowed; JavaScript is not.

Renaming or deleting a page

  • Rename: open the page's Edit panel (sidebar ⋯ menu) and change the page title
  • Delete: additional pages are removed from the same ⋯ menu via Delete, which permanently removes the page and all its cards and can't be undone. Your main page can't be deleted.

Getting help in the app

You don't have to leave the app to find this guide. Open the account menu and choose Help Center to reach these articles any time. To send us a question, idea, or bug report, use the feedback button in the sidebar.