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What is Handoff?
Handoff is a non-technical version control system. It is one tool in the Slater toolbelt, the toolkit for Webflow sites made by Edgar Allan.
What is version control?
Version control is a way of keeping a record of every version of your work. It shows what changed between versions, and it gives you a saved earlier version to come back to. Teams use it so changes do not get lost or overwritten.
Who is Handoff for?
Handoff is for people who do not write code. Version control has mostly been a developer tool, built around code and command lines. Handoff is built as a non-technical version control system for everyone else.
Do I need to know Git or how to code?
Handoff is designed as non-technical version control, so it is meant for people who do not use Git or write code.
How does Handoff relate to Slater?
Handoff is one tool in the Slater toolbelt. Slater brings practical tools for modern websites together under one account. Its other 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.
How much does Handoff cost?
Pricing for Handoff has not been published on this site yet. See Slater pricing at slater.app/pricing for the current Slater plans.
How do I get started?
Handoff is part of Slater. Start at slater.app to explore the toolkit and create a Slater account.