How Collections Work
Find websites you love, keep them organized, and bring them together in a Collection you can share.
Four steps to a Collection
1. Discover
Explore Webernaut and Community Finds, or suggest a website by entering its website address.
2. Save
Keep interesting websites in Saved Websites and organize them into folders.
3. Create
Build from a saved folder, add websites while browsing, or start with a Collection template.
4. Share
Publish when you’re ready, then share your Collection’s public link.
Saved Websites: keep things for yourself
Your Saved Websites are your personal library. Save favourites and organize them into folders for a project, an interest, or another day.
Collections: make something to share
A Collection brings selected websites together with your own title, description and sections. Work on it privately, then publish a public version when you’re ready.
Discover something worth keeping
Browse Webernaut’s Discoveries and explore Community Finds. Have a website to suggest? With a free account, open Add a Site and enter its website address.
Save first, organize as you go
Use a website’s Save options to keep it in Saved Websites or add it to a Collection. Folders help you gather related websites before deciding what you want to make.
Start blank, use a folder, or choose a template
Start a Collection from scratch or choose a template as a starting point. You can also open a Saved Websites folder and choose Create Collection from Folder. Then arrange the websites, add sections and make the Collection your own.
Keep building while you browse: add websites from Webernaut or Finds to the Collection you’re working on.
Work privately. Publish when you’re ready.
Your working content stays private while you prepare it. Preview the Collection, publish its public version, then copy its public link to share with others.
Saved Websites folders remain your own organization. A published Collection is the version you choose to share; you can keep working and publish an update later.