The auto-layout engine
The engine picks the right layout for the content you add.
There are twenty-one distinct layouts. Each one is the correct answer to a specific combination of three signals: what the parent looks like, how many children it has, and what those children look like.
The engine reads those three signals for every section and selects the right layout without being asked. No template picker, no layout dropdown, no manual override needed.
This is not a smart default that usually works. It is a deterministic mapping. Every possible combination of signals has exactly one correct layout, and the engine applies it. Write your content. The presentation is already decided.
Every combination of content maps to one layout. Always.
Three lead modalities. Four count buckets. Three group modalities. Each combination maps to one layout, designed specifically for that content shape. Not a closest match. Not a sensible approximation. The layout built for exactly what you wrote.
Four signals in. One layout out. Always the same answer.
The engine evaluates three signals in sequence: the parent's modality, the number of children, and the children's modality. Those three inputs resolve to a single template path. The decision is deterministic, consistent, and instantaneous. The same content will always produce the same layout.
The engine is right most times. Two fields fix the rest.
The automatic resolution is correct in the vast majority of cases. When it isn't, two fields let you correct it precisely. One controls how the section renders on its own page. The other controls how it renders when listed alongside similar sections. Everything else stays automatic.
What you get
A site that converts, a lead dashboard, a simple editor.
Features
Enine Sites isn't a single feature, it's a collection of decisions. Every one of them follows from the same thesis: the site should do a job, and the job should be easy to measure.