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Publishing for the AI age

The CMS is over.

You and your AI work in files now. Ask Claude, ChatGPT or your coding agent to publish them, and Flowershow turns your Markdown and HTML into a site on your domain, at the same URL every update. No database, no admin panel, no plugins.

Free to start · about $5/month for your own domain · open source

Publish these notes as a website.
Claude ✓ Published 24 pages with Flowershow → Live at notes.example.org
Add this week's report.
Claude Done. 1 page added, same link as before.
notes.example.org
Research notes This week's report New Reading list Interviews Methods

Nothing to convert

Markdown, HTML, whole Obsidian vaults with wiki-links, Bases and Canvas. Publish the files you already have.

Same URL every time

Each publish updates the site in place. A site that grows, not a pile of links.

From wherever you work

Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Obsidian, GitHub. Free to start, about $5/month, open source.

Not for every site. For the notes, docs, wikis and reports that are most of what people publish.

Why now

Publishing should be a step, not a place.

Vercel made deploying a site one step. Publishing never got that, because publishing was a place: a CMS you log into, type into boxes and maintain. In 1985 PageMaker and the LaserWriter moved typesetting from the shop to the desk. The CMS is the web's typesetting shop: your words move into its database, behind its login.

Your files are already the finished format. Skip the shop.

Use cases

One folder, any kind of site.

Gardens Explore →
Blog

Publish a blog with beautiful themes, no site builder to wrangle.

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Wikis Explore →
Docs Explore →
File types

Markdown, HTML and more, side by side.

Mix them in one folder and publish. You get a real website, not a file link.

  • my-site/
  • index.md
  • notes.md
  • roadmap.canvas
  • report/
  • index.html
  • style.css
  • chart.js
  • sales.csv
  • images/
  • cover.png

Markdown

.md and .mdx files become pages with your site's theme and navigation, plus wikilinks, Mermaid and math.

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HTML

.html files are served exactly as written. Scripts run, and relative links to CSS, JavaScript, data and images work.

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Data, images, PDFs

.json, .csv, images and PDFs are served as files at their own URLs, so your pages can load and link to them.

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Obsidian Canvas & Bases

.canvas files become diagram pages, and Bases render as tables, cards and lists.

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Features

Everything you need to publish, built in.

Rich Markdown
CommonMark, GFM, Obsidian wikilinks, Mermaid and LaTeX math just work.
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# Welcome

This is my **site**.

- [[Wikilinks]] just work
- GFM tables & task lists
- $E = mc^2$ LaTeX math

```mermaid
graph LR
Idea --> Note --> Site
```
Own your content
Your files stay plain text — portable, Git-friendly, no lock-in. Flowershow is infrastructure, not a silo.
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  • my-site/
  • config.json
  • index.md
  • assets/
  • cover.jpg
  • pages/
  • getting-started.md
  • guide.md
Themes & CSS
Four polished themes, or roll your own with CSS and Tailwind — full control of the look.
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Custom domains
Bring your own domain, favicon, and social image on Premium. Your site, your brand.
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yourdomain.com
Full-text search
Search across every page on Premium, so readers find what they need in an instant.
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Works with your AI
Connect Flowershow to Claude or ChatGPT, or add the skill to your coding agent. Then ask it to publish, add pages or update your site.
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Publish my notes/ folder with the "prose" theme.
💐 Flowershow ✓ Created site from 42 markdown files ✓ Applied theme prose · enabled search → Live at notes.flowershow.me

Password protection

Gate any site behind a password — share drafts and private notes with only the people you choose.

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Comments

Turn on threaded discussion so readers can respond right where they're reading.

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Knowledge graph

An interactive map of your notes and how they connect — the whole vault at a glance.

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Every page shows what links to it, so related ideas surface automatically.

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Ways to publish

Publish from wherever you work.

Using a coding agent?

Ask Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to install the Flowershow skill, then ask it to publish. One page or a whole site, same URL on every update.

Publish from your AI →

Obsidian

Your vault is already the finished format. Wiki-links, graph, Bases and Canvas included.

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GitHub

Connect a repo; every push republishes automatically.

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Drag & drop

Upload a folder in the browser and get a live site.

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Claude & ChatGPT

Connect Flowershow and ask it to publish. Come back in a new chat and the same site grows.

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Showcase

Powering 2,300+ sites and growing

Developmental Spaces site published with Flowershow
Wiki

Developmental Spaces publishes its research library as a living, interlinked site.

developmentalspaces.org →
Life Itself site published with Flowershow
Wiki

Life Itself runs its research community's handbook and public wiki on Flowershow.

lifeitself.org →
MarkdownDB documentation published with Flowershow
Docs

MarkdownDB ships its developer documentation straight from Markdown.

markdowndb.com →
Prisca/OS digital garden published with Flowershow
Garden

Prisca/OS grows one student's notes on CS, security, and AI as a learn-in-public garden.

prisca-os-saiefr.flowershow.me →
Metacrisis wiki published with Flowershow
Wiki

Metacrisis maps a sprawling wiki of interconnected notes and essays.

metacrisis.info →
D&D Compendium reference site published with Flowershow
Garden

D&D Compendium turns a campaign vault into a public reference site.

dnd-compendium.flowershow.me →

This very site runs on Flowershow.

The whole page is just Markdown with HTML blocks, a config file and some CSS. See exactly how it's built.

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Demo

See it go from Markdown to live site.

FAQ

In case you're wondering...

Is this only for AI-made content?

No. The files can be yours, your AI's, or written together. Flowershow publishes files, wherever they came from. If you already publish from Obsidian or GitHub, nothing changes for you.

Is it really free?

Yes. The free plan lets you publish one site on a flowershow.app subdomain — no time limit, no credit card, just a small "Built with Flowershow" footer. Premium plans start at $5/month and unlock custom domains, full-text search, and more. See pricing →

What can I publish?

Markdown and MDX become pages with your site's theme and navigation. HTML files are published as-is, with their CSS, JavaScript, data and images. Obsidian Canvas and Bases work too, all in one folder. See supported file types →

What if I want to move away from Flowershow?

Just take your files. They're plain Markdown and HTML, with no proprietary format and no lock-in.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Premium, along with a custom favicon and social image. See pricing →

Open source

Built in the open

Flowershow's core is free and open source under the AGPL — fork it, self-host it, or send a pull request.

Publishing is a step now, not a place.

Join the writers, researchers and teams behind 2,300+ sites.

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