Sitepaste Docs

Sitepaste publishes websites from Markdown. Write a page, deploy, and it is live as static HTML in seconds. New here? Getting started takes you from sign up to a live site in a few minutes.

Pages

Every page has a content type. Blog posts land in a dated feed, docs pages form a tree with sidebar navigation, standalone pages claim their own paths, and one page is the homepage. Sections group pages into paths like /api/builds/. That is enough structure for a blog, a portfolio, or a full technical reference.

Themes

Choose a theme and shape it: typography, colors, navigation, galleries. Any setting can also be overridden on a single page when it should look different from the rest of the site.

Protection

A whole site can sit behind a password or your workspace’s sign in, or a single page can be protected while the rest stays public. Media follows its page, so a protected case study protects its images too. See password protection.

One API, many clients

The dashboard is a client of the same API everything else uses, so any state you can reach in the dashboard you can reach with a bearer token. The API reference covers pages, media, site settings, authors, and deploys.

The publish from guides build on that. Push a repository with the GitHub Action, publish notes from Obsidian, or post from Apple Notes with Shortcuts. Same API, same front matter, one site from many sources.

Yours to keep

Markdown in, static files out. If you ever leave, your writing is a folder of files, not rows in someone else’s database.