Turn your markdown notes into a blog in seconds — and get back to writing.
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Keep docs in your repo.
Push changes — they auto-sync.
Drag in your Markdown files. Get a site link instantly.
Get started →Keep writing in your vault. Publish with our official Obsidian plugin.
Get started →Publish from the terminal. Script it if you want.
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One line sets up a listing of your posts — with dates, thumbnails, and descriptions. Sorted by date. Paginated if you want. No separate CMS or configuration.
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Help readers find any post in seconds. Search across titles, headings, and content — even as your blog grows.
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Readers can respond via GitHub Discussions. No third-party comment service to set up or pay for.
Learn more →Flowershow is intentionally minimal. But you still get the few knobs that matter — branding, domains, and a place for your own CSS.
Created a theme you're proud of? Share it with the community!
No. If you can write in a text file and organize folders, you can publish a blog. You don't need to know what a static site generator is.
Yes. Our official Obsidian plugin lets you publish straight from your vault. Keep writing in Obsidian — Flowershow takes care of the rest.
Embed any newsletter form directly in a markdown page — Tally, Mailchimp, Substack, or anything that gives you an embed code. No separate integration needed.
Yes. Comments are powered by GitHub Discussions — no third-party comment service to pay for or maintain.
Your posts are plain markdown files. Take them anywhere — another host, another tool, or your own infrastructure. No proprietary format, no migration trap.
Yes — forever. You can publish a full blog on the free plan. Premium adds custom domains, full-text search, and more.