Modules
The Modules tab is where you switch on the bigger optional features of your project. Each module is opt-in — your site stays lean until you add what you need.
Available modules
Section titled “Available modules”Adds a full /blog section to your site with posts, authors, and categories. When you enable
it, Genesis generates the blog so it matches your site’s existing theme.
- Not added yet → Add blog
- Already on → Open editor →
Community
Section titled “Community”Spins up a social space attached to your site — groups, courses, events, and a member feed. Great for turning an audience into a membership.
- Not added yet → Add community
- Already on → Open community →
Marketing Funnels
Section titled “Marketing Funnels”Opens the node-based Funnels builder for this project, where you design multi-step flows (landing → checkout → upsell → thank-you) visually. If you don’t have a funnel yet, you’ll be prompted to create your first one.
- Open Funnels →
Opens your Estage CRM to manage contacts, products, integrations, and payments collected through your site.
- Open CRM →
A module on its own subdomain
Section titled “A module on its own subdomain”A module doesn’t have to live in a folder of your main site. It can run on its own subdomain —
app.yourdomain.com, store.yourdomain.com — each with its own home page.
Connect the subdomain in Settings → Domains, and the AI takes it from there: it knows which module it’s working in and keeps its edits scoped to that module instead of spilling into the rest of the site.