Blocks that publish themselves at 8 PM
Embargoes shouldn't depend on you being at a keyboard. encer blocks can go public and expire on schedule, so the page changes state exactly when the campaign does.
Published
Every campaign has timing rules: the trailer goes public at 8 PM, the early-bird link dies at midnight, the spoiler section appears after the finale airs. The usual implementation is an alarm clock and a human doing manual edits at odd hours — which is exactly when mistakes happen.
encer lets you put the timing on the block itself. A block can carry a go-public time, an expiry time, or both, and the public page honors them to the minute.
Show from, hide after
Set a visible-from time and the block stays hidden from visitors until then. Set a visible-until time and it retires itself afterward. The page's before, during, and after states are all authored in advance on the same URL.
You still see everything
In the editor, scheduled blocks stay visible with a badge showing their window, so you are never editing blind between what you see and what visitors see.
- Per-block go-public and expiry times
- Editor badges show each block's window
- Scheduling is a PRO feature
Real use example: a midnight early-bird cutoff
A creator selling workshop seats sets the early-bird link block to expire at 23:59 and a regular-price block to appear at 0:00. They spend the evening offline. At midnight the page swaps state on its own — no missed cutoff, no fan buying early-bird an hour late because someone fell asleep before editing the page.