Publish your docs.
Skip the stack.
Turn a folder of Markdown files into a live docs site, in seconds.
Connect GitHub
Keep docs in your repo.
Push changes — they auto-sync.
Drag in your Markdown files. Get a site link instantly.
Get started →Publish from Obsidian
Keep writing in your vault. Publish with our official Obsidian plugin.
Get started →Use the CLI
Publish from the terminal. Script it if you want.
Get started →
Everything a documentation site should have.
Clear navigation from your folder structure
Your folders become sections. Your files become pages. URLs follow the same structure. No separate navigation config.
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Markdown — with room to grow.
Start with plain Markdown. Add richer blocks when they help. Your docs stay readable as files — not trapped in a proprietary editor.
- Callouts
- Notes, warnings, tips — the bits people skim for.
- Math
- Render mathematical expressions inline or as blocks.
- Code blocks
- Syntax highlighting, readable formatting, and copy when you need it.
- Mermaid diagrams
- Flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and simple system maps — inlinein your docs.
- Charts
- Add simple charts when numbers explain faster than paragraphs.
- HTML / JSX blocks
- When Markdown isn’t enough, embed a custom block and move on.
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 professional.
- Change logo, favicons, thumbnails, and more.
- {" "} Make your project 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.
Created a theme you're proud of? Share it with the community!
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to configure anything before publishing?
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No. Upload your Markdown files or connect a GitHub repository. Navigation is generated from your folders and your site is live in seconds. There’s no theme setup or build pipeline to manage.
- How do updates work?
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Push to GitHub. Or sync via CLI or Obsidian. Refresh the page — your changes are there. No manual deployment step.
- Can I keep my documentation in GitHub?
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Yes. Your repository stays the source of truth. Flowershow publishes directly from it and auto-syncs changes. There’s no proprietary editor to migrate to.
- Can I make my docs private?
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Yes. You can publish public documentation or keep it internal. The workflow is the same either way.
- What if I want to move away later?
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Your documentation is just Markdown files. You can take them anywhere — another host, another tool, or your own infrastructure.
- Do I need to be technical to use this?
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No. If you can organize files into folders, you can publish documentation. You don’t need to know what a static site generator is.
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