🌱 New — knowledge graph & backlinks

Plant your notes.
Watch them grow.

Turn a folder of Markdown notes into a living digital garden — connected, searchable, and growing in public.

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Life Itself — a digital garden published with Flowershow

990+sites published · Markdown-native · Free plan — forever.

Grow your garden from anywhere.

Pick one. You can switch later.

Publish from Obsidian

Keep tending your vault. Publish with our official Obsidian plugin.

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Connect GitHub

Keep notes in your repo.
Push changes — they auto-sync.

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Upload a folder

Drag in your Markdown notes. Get a garden instantly.

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Use the CLI

Publish from the terminal. Script it if you want.

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A garden that connects itself.

The links between your notes aren't busywork. Flowershow reads them and builds the connective tissue automatically — a graph, backlinks, and previews you never have to maintain.

Interactive knowledge graph of connected notes

An interactive knowledge graph

Every wiki-link and embed becomes an edge. Flowershow renders your whole garden as a force-directed graph readers can explore — and it stays in sync on every publish.

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Automatic backlinks

Every page shows what links to it. Connections surface themselves.

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Wiki-links that just resolve

Write [[double brackets]] — they link across your whole garden.

Updates in seconds

Add a note, tend an old one, push. Refresh the page — it's live. A garden is never finished, and neither is publishing.

Built-in search

Press ⌘K and dig up any note — across titles, headings, and content — however big your garden grows.

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Not a blog. A garden.

A blog is finished writing in reverse-chronological order. A garden is thinking out loud — organised by ideas, always growing, unafraid of rough edges.

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Topography over timelines

Notes are organised by how ideas relate, not by publish date. Links and structure do the sorting — not a feed.

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Continuous growth

A garden is never finished. Plant a seedling note today, grow it over months. Publishing in seconds means you actually will.

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Learning in public

Share the half-formed and the work-in-progress. Rough edges are the point — they're what make a garden alive.

Make it yours.

Flowershow is intentionally minimal. But you still get the few knobs that matter — branding, domains, and a place for your own CSS.

Bring your domain.: Keep links stable. Make it feel like home.
Change logo, favicons, thumbnails, and more.: Make your garden visually distinct and recognizable.
Custom theme.: Choose from official Flowershow themes or create your own CSS theme for full control over spacing, colors, typography, and components.