# WPTom docs

> How to create, edit, deploy and update sites built from WPTom Astro templates, and how to use the WPTom CLI.

Every page as Markdown, in one file: https://docs.wptom.com/docs.json

## Account

- [Billing, invoices and licenses](https://docs.wptom.com/account/billing/): Receipts, invoices with your company details, license statuses, and refunds.
- [Buy a template](https://docs.wptom.com/account/buy/): Plans, what each includes, paying with Paddle, and what arrives after you pay.
- [Devices](https://docs.wptom.com/account/devices/): Which computers can use your license, the limit, and how to remove one.
- [Sign in and your account](https://docs.wptom.com/account/sign-in/): Sign in to app.wptom.com with an email link or GitHub, and what each page of your account shows.

## Start

- [The WPTom CLI](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/): What the WPTom command does, how to run it, every command and option at a glance, and the files it keeps.
- [WPTom docs](https://docs.wptom.com/): Everything about WPTom Astro templates, step by step, from installing Node.js to publishing your site and keeping it updated.

## CLI

- [npm create wptom](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/create/): Create a site interactively, without installing anything first.
- [Errors and fixes](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/errors/): Every message the WPTom CLI can show when something goes wrong, what it means and what to do.
- [wptom list](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/list/): Every template, its tier and latest version, and whether you can use it.
- [wptom login](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/login/): Connect this computer to your license with a code you approve in the browser.
- [wptom logout](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/logout/): Disconnect this computer from your license.
- [wptom mcp (AI assistants)](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/mcp/): Give Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, JetBrains IDEs (PhpStorm, WebStorm…), Codex or OpenCode your template's components, your version and these docs, through the WPTom MCP server.
- [wptom new](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/new/): Create a site from a template, every option and prompt, and what you get.
- [wptom update](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/update/): Bring in a template's latest version and keep your edits. Every case, every symbol, conflicts.
- [wptom whoami](https://docs.wptom.com/cli/whoami/): Show which account and plan this computer is connected to.

## Content

- [Change the content model](https://docs.wptom.com/content/content-model/): Add a field or a section type, and keep every editor in sync.
- [EmDash](https://docs.wptom.com/content/emdash/): The EmDash variant of a template - EmDash runs inside your site, on Cloudflare.
- [Keystatic](https://docs.wptom.com/content/keystatic/): Edit your site's content in Keystatic, locally or on the live site.
- [Languages](https://docs.wptom.com/content/languages/): Add a language to a template that is ready for more languages.
- [Content and CMS](https://docs.wptom.com/content/overview/): Where your site's content lives, and how to edit it in Keystatic or Sanity.
- [Sanity](https://docs.wptom.com/content/sanity/): Move your site's content to Sanity and edit it in Sanity Studio.

## Getting started

- [Before you start](https://docs.wptom.com/getting-started/before-you-start/): What you need on your computer, and the few terminal basics the guides use.
- [Put your site online](https://docs.wptom.com/getting-started/deploy/): Publish your site on Vercel through GitHub, connect your domain, and publish every change with one command.
- [Turn on the features](https://docs.wptom.com/getting-started/features/): Email, waitlist, payments, AI chat, analytics, demo booking and search, one key at a time.
- [Your first site](https://docs.wptom.com/getting-started/first-site/): Create a site from a template, run it on your computer, and change its texts, photos and colors. Step by step.
- [Install Node.js and Git](https://docs.wptom.com/getting-started/install-node/): Step by step on macOS, Windows and Linux, and how to check it worked.
- [Quick start](https://docs.wptom.com/getting-started/quick-start/): From nothing to a site running on your computer in five commands. New to this? Each step links to the detailed guide.
- [Troubleshooting](https://docs.wptom.com/getting-started/troubleshooting/): The common problems when installing, running, building and publishing a site, and how to fix them.
- [Keep your site up to date](https://docs.wptom.com/getting-started/updates/): Get new template versions without losing your changes, step by step, including what to do with a conflict.

## Templates

- [Aurora](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/aurora/): What's in the Aurora template and where to change it.
- [Blaze](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/blaze/): What's in the Blaze template, how its trail map, stages and pages work, and where to change things.
- [Bloom](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/bloom/): What's in the Bloom template and where to change it.
- [Burin](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/burin/): What's in the Burin template, how its pages and animations work, and where to change things.
- [Chalk](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/chalk/): What's in the Chalk template and where to change it.
- [Deckle](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/deckle/): What's in the Deckle template and where to change it.
- [Docket](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/docket/): What's in the Docket template, how its pages and animations work, and where to change things.
- [Ember](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/ember/): What's in the Ember template and where to change it.
- [Encore](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/encore/): What's in the Encore template and where to change it.
- [Fold](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/fold/): What's in the Fold template and where to change it.
- [Handy](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/handy/): What's in the Handy template, how its pages and animations work, and where to change things.
- [Hush](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/hush/): What's in the Hush template and where to change it.
- [Iris](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/iris/): What's in the Iris template, how its viewfinder, galleries and pages work, and where to change things.
- [Jab](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/jab/): What's in the Jab template, how its pages and animations work, and where to change things.
- [Junction](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/junction/): What's in the Junction template and where to change it.
- [Kelvin](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/kelvin/): What's in the Kelvin template, how its pages and animations work, and where to change things.
- [Kerf](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/kerf/): What's in the Kerf template and where to change it.
- [Lantern](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/lantern/): What's in the Lantern template and where to change it.
- [Lava](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/lava/): What's in the Lava template and where to change it.
- [Mint](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/mint/): What's in the Mint template, how its pages and animations work, and where to change things.
- [Putty](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/putty/): What's in the Putty template and where to change it.
- [Quest](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/quest/): What's in the Quest template and where to change it.
- [Razor](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/razor/): What's in the Razor template and where to change it.
- [Slab](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/slab/): What's in the Slab template and where to change it.
- [Stride](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/stride/): What's in the Stride template, how to draw your own city and course, and where to change things.
- [Stroll](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/stroll/): What's in the Stroll template, how to draw your own city and where to change things.
- [Swell](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/swell/): What's in the Swell template and where to change it.
- [Tiny Town](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/tinytown/): What's in the Tiny Town template and where to change it.
- [Toon](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/toon/): What's in the Toon template and where to change it.
- [Tuck](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/tuck/): What's in the Tuck template and where to change it.
- [Wag](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/wag/): What's in the Wag template, how its pages and animations work, and where to change things.
- [Whisker](https://docs.wptom.com/templates/whisker/): What's in the Whisker template, how its pages and animations work, and where to change things.