Sheetany V2 introduces a completely redesigned user interface, real-time data synchronization, flexible custom fields, support for private Google Sheets, and built-in payment integration. This update makes it easier to manage content, customize data structures, and build more powerful websites from Google Sheets.

Richard

Feature Requests

In Progress

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It would be beneficial to readers and publishers for categories at the bottom of individual podcast detail pages to be clickable (they are clickable now but do not work correctly, even though the proper URL is displayed after clicking—seems to just go to the home page regardless of the URL) and for categories to be shown in the sitemap for SEO reasons. It is awesome that Sheetany is now automatically creating properly formatted category and tag URLs. Can we also please gain editing ability for categories like we have on blog templates? Thank you kindly, Richard and team! 🌞

Tables load only 10 even when a publisher selects 50. Can you please have a look and make adjustments? Thank you kindly!

There are times it would be advantageous to hide a website header, footer and even a hero section, but it is impossible to do so for some but not all cases. Example: I want a store to show the header, footer and hero, but I want to be able to remove the header, footer and maybe even the hero to display products in an embedded section of a blog or on a podcast detail page. Might there be some workaround way to achieve two looks: show any or all (header, footer and hero) AND to hide any or all (header, footer and hero) for specific use cases? It's an odd feedback suggestion, but I would certainly leverage such a feature across most of my websites. Thank you kindly, Richard and team! 🌞🍉

Picture a setting allowing for an author box to be positioned at the top or bottom of posts, just before blog post text starts or just after it ends. Picture a box with rounded corners who color and border radius can easily be styled in CSS. Picture the ability to add HTML text, including a portrait image, bio text and buttons linking out to the writer's category so one may view other posts by this writer and to the writer's website. I would also love to see an accompanying setting allowing for blog post categories and tabs to be positioned just below "10 min read • Date." Giving publishers the option for placement might help with clicks, as long blog posts, with author boxes and category and tag buttons positioned at the end, might not ever get seen. Thank you kindly for your consideration, Richard and team! 🌞

Email verification was listed as in progress on the Sheetany roadmap and, I think, was inadvertently omitted on this new Upwip roadmap. This is a key feature for content creators looking to leverage Sheetany templates such as the existing Documentation template or forthcoming Course template to sell knowledge bases without anyone freely sharing passwords. I am looking to launch a course in August 2026 and need this feature to be in place. Thank you, Richard and team! 🌞

Especially for blogs and e-commerce stores, some website publishers would benefit from being able to create shortcodes (a tiny line of code such as [sheetany-shortcode-01] ) that could be inserted into the tops and/or bottoms of blog posts and product sales pages (think promo graphics containing buttons to advertise products and services as well as colored call-to-action boxes with buttons). Some might want the additional flexibility to insert additional shortcodes before the third H2 heading and before the seventh H2 heading, for example. Once the feature exists, people will envision powerful, expansive ways to leverage this functionality. All this kind of flexibility would enable publishers to easily change up promo graphics and call-to-action messages across their entire lineup of dozens or hundreds or even thousands of blog posts and product sales pages in a snap without fearing Google's find-and-replace function would break things. It should be important for Sheetany not to display broken shortcode in case there is a problem with it or if it is deleted. So the [sheetany-shortcode-01] would not be read in case something is wrong with the actual shortcode item. Picture the possibilities for seasonal messages for an e-commerce store, emboldened by the ability to push products hard during Amazon sales. This is a major feature that would help Sheetany continue to serve newbie and power website publishers while making the website builder all the more flexible and attractive. Thank you, Richard and team! 🌞

Might there be any way to add a column with a checkbox selector to disable search engines from indexing single blog posts? In my largest blog, I have a few articles for which this functionality would be handy. Also, because of widespread censorship in search engines over natural health media (a product of Google's E-E-A-T update), this feature would be very helpful so one could produce some content for blog readers only that doesn't cause flags and penalties in search engine results pages. Thank you kindly! 🌞

I am grateful to Richard and the Sheetany team for adding tags for blog templates. As of right now, however, only categories at the end of blog posts are clickable. Tags are not clickable. Not only does this make for a less-functional website for visitors, but it hurts SEO, as the tag archive pages do not receive the SEO link juice for each tag on each blog post. Please make tags clickable, too, and kindly consider adding tags to other templates, too, in addition to having categories! Thank you kindly!

I've noticed with two websites now that favicons will not update when changed. This happened with a website for a client, and I had to rebuild the entire website and its 20 pages on a new Sheetany "installation." It's happening again with a personal website. The favicon shown is squashed (the initial link I placed contained the horizontally shaped logo). Now, the correct URL is in place, for a square PNG image, but, still, the favicon is showing the squashed image. It seems impossible to fix favicons after they've been set with a single link. Thank you!