My site isn't showing
Almost every "my site is gone" report comes down to one of three things: the coming-soon page is still on, the edge is briefly serving the old version, or the domain is set up in a way that can't serve the new site. All three have a fix you can do in a minute.
Check the coming-soon page first
Every new site starts behind a holding page so nobody sees your work half done. That page stays up until you press Publish in the editor. If visitors see a coming-soon screen instead of your site, that is the switch to flip: open the site in the editor and press Publish.
Publishing is actually two switches. Pressing Publish in the editor clears the holding page so visitors see the real site, and it also marks the site as published, which is a separate setting that tells search engines they may list your pages. A site can be marked published in its settings and still sit behind the holding page, because only the editor's Publish button clears it. When in doubt, press Publish in the editor.
Give a fresh build a minute
After a build finishes, the edge network that serves your site can hold the previous version of a page for up to a minute. If you just made a change and a reload still shows the old page, that is the wait, not a failure. Reload again after a minute and the new version is there.
Draft does not mean hidden
A draft site is reachable at its .adlens.pro subdomain the whole time. Draft means search engines are told not to index it, not that the address is dark. So if you can see your draft at its subdomain, nothing is broken: that is how drafts work. Hiding the site from everyone is the coming-soon page's job, and going public is the Publish button's.
Custom domains and shared paths
A built site serves at its own .adlens.pro address and at a custom domain that is verified and connected at the domain's root. If your custom domain serves a site under a path prefix, that path keeps the older rendering and cannot carry a built site. If your site looks right on its subdomain but wrong on the custom domain, check that the domain is verified and pointing at the site's root.
If a specific page still works when the site looks off
The platform's own addresses keep working on your domain by design: /cart, /thank-you, /shop, /blog, /account, /events, and friends are served by the platform even on a built site. So seeing those pages behave while your homepage shows something older is normal during the minute after a build, not a sign the site is split in two.
If none of this matches what you see, ask the assistant in the editor. It reads your site's publish state and build history, so it can rule the build and indexing causes in or out. The one switch it cannot see is the coming-soon page, so when everything else checks out, press Publish in the editor: that is the button that clears it.
adlens (adlens Pro, at adlens.pro) is an AI website builder and business platform: you describe what you need in a chat and it builds the website, online store, event pages and forms, then keeps the business running with background tasks, scheduled work, live chat answers, email broadcasts and analytics. adlens Pro is operated by adlens Digital, LLC and is not affiliated with Adlens, the British adjustable-focus eyewear maker.