Ask for a specific page change
Open Cove and describe the result you want in “Ask Cove for a change…”. It can rewrite a bio or link title, add links, reorder content, group links into folders, arrange folders as tabs, and change the theme. Selecting a block gives Cove context for a request about that part of the page.
For a useful first request, give your real name, links, and goal. Try “Put my booking link first” or “Group these links into a folder called Projects”. Check any rewritten copy for accuracy before publishing.
Cove can read visible text and links from a public website you provide and look up a link’s title and image. It does not sign in to private accounts. Rebuilding from a public site is a starting point to review, not a promise of an exact migration.
Review changes in your draft
Completed edits appear in the editor as an undoable transaction. Use “Undo” if the result is not right. For changes flagged as destructive, the panel offers “Yes, do it” and “Keep them”; review what would be removed before choosing.
Cove does not publish your page. Review the preview, destinations, wording, and layout yourself, then use the publishing controls when ready. It also cannot upload files, connect an external account, or process a payment; those steps need your own actions or provider tools.
Message allowances and availability
Cove has a monthly allowance that depends on your plan; Pro has a larger one. The editor shows how much you have left. Usage is counted across your account and resets at the start of each calendar month in UTC.
If Cove is unavailable or you reach your allowance, you can still edit your draft manually. Do not put passwords, payment credentials, or other secrets into a request.