Questions people ask before their first widget.

Fugte is a publishing layer for interactive widgets. Create with the built-in AI or a starter, choose what should be editable, and publish a hosted widget link.

Paste it into Fugte. Your AI code works, but on its own you can't safely edit it, host it, or embed it. Fugte turns the important parts into visual controls, hosts the result on a fast CDN, and gives you a link or iframe you can put anywhere. When you want a change later, you edit a field instead of re-prompting and hoping nothing breaks.

No. You can create with AI and customize through safe controls. If you do bring your own code, Fugte helps make the important parts editable without working in code all day.

Common Ninja offers a catalog of pre-built widgets that you configure within the options each widget exposes. Fugte starts from code instead: paste AI-generated or custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (or begin from a starter), and it becomes an editable, hosted widget. So you are not limited to a catalog; if you can describe it or code it, you can publish it. You can also open the full code in the editor anytime and export a self-contained copy, so your widgets are never locked to our platform.

Absolutely. The editor has a full Code view for your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, so if you know how to code you can tweak the widget directly, with no need to use the no-code controls. Editing your code is part of the free plan; you never have to pay just to change it.

Yes, that is one of the most common uses. Spin up a landing widget, waitlist form, pricing table, or countdown in minutes, share the hosted link or drop it into a page you already have, and see if people respond before committing to a full build.

The interactive pieces Canva cannot build natively: live forms, calculators, before/after sliders, countdown timers, FAQ accordions, and custom embeds. Publish the widget in Fugte, then paste its link into Canva's Embed element. See the Canva guide for a walkthrough.

Yes. Promo bars, size guides, launch timers, product quizzes, and other storefront widgets can be embedded without editing Liquid or hiring a theme developer. Update the widget in Fugte and the change goes live in your store. See the Shopify guide.

Yes. Paste the hosted widget URL into a Notion page and it renders as a live embed, so you can add trackers, timers, forms, and other interactive blocks Notion doesn't offer. See the Notion guide.

Yes. Build the widget once, expose the fields a client should control (copy, colors, images, links, dates), and share it. Clients update content through simple controls while your code stays intact, so small edits stop turning into tickets and emails. See the developer workflow.

Mini tools, calculators, quizzes, games, cards, dashboards, landing page sections, fundraisers, music players, galleries, and seasonal widgets. If it can be written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, Fugte can host it and make it editable. Browse the starter widgets for real examples.

Use Fugte links or iframe snippets in platforms that support embeds, including Canva, Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Notion, and normal websites.

No. Your embed points to a stable hosted URL. Edit in the Fugte dashboard, publish, and every live embed serves the updated version usually within about a minute with no need to paste a new snippet.

No. Each published widget is precompiled into a tiny static page served from a global CDN and loaded inside an isolated iframe, so your host page's load time stays unaffected no matter how complex the widget's logic is.

Yes. Every widget runs in a sandboxed, cross-origin iframe, so its code can't read or interfere with your site's cookies, session data, or page. It stays fully isolated from the parent page.

No. The widget CDN is cookieless and we don't run third-party advertising trackers or profile your widgets' viewers across the web. Our edge network logs standard request metadata (such as IP address and user-agent) for security and reliability. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Yes. However you created it, whether with our built-in AI, from a starter, or by bringing your own HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the widget's code is yours. View it anytime in the editor's Code view and download a self-contained copy of the widget. You are not locked into our infrastructure.