Version control for the rest of the team.
Handoff is a non-technical version control system. It is one tool in the Slater toolbelt.
What Handoff is
Handoff is a version control system for people who don’t write code. Version control keeps a record of every version of your work. It shows what changed, and it keeps earlier versions to come back to.
Handoff takes that idea out of the developer’s toolbox and makes it non-technical.
Who it is for
Most version control tools are built for developers, around code and command lines. Handoff is for the people on a team who don’t work that way.
How it fits with Slater
Handoff is one tool in the Slater toolbelt. Slater is the toolkit for Webflow sites. It brings practical tools together under one account: one project for each site, one team, and one list of what needs a person.
The other Slater tools include Slater Search, Slater Data, Slater Code and Slater QA.
Who makes Slater
Slater is a product by Edgar Allan, a Webflow agency. Edgar Allan built Slater from the work its team kept repeating on client sites, and uses it on live client sites.