Documentation
Written by the people who run it
Which is why some of it is blunt about what does not work. Every page says when it was last checked against the running platform rather than when somebody last edited the words.
# five minute quickstart $ npm i -g @example/keel $ keel login $ keel init && git push keel main ready https://your-app.example.app
Point your domain at your hosting
Your hosting account is ready before your domain knows about it. Two records connect them.
## If we hold the domain
Nothing to do. The nameservers are set when the account is built and the site answers within a few minutes.
## If the domain is somewhere else
Set the nameservers at your current registrar to the two names shown on the account’s overview page. Changes take up to 24 hours to be seen everywhere, though most people see them in under an hour.
## Checking it worked
Open the domain in a private window. If you still see the old site, your computer is holding the previous answer; try again later rather than changing anything else.
If the page is not there
Open a ticket and say what you were trying to do. If the answer is useful to anybody else it becomes a page, and you are told when it does.