Turn your Markdown into a beautiful website instantly. Publish docs, blogs, wikis, and knowledge bases in a fully hosted platform, without dealing with deployment or maintenance. No proprietary format, no vendor lock-in. Import from GitHub, the CLI, Obsidian, or just drag and drop your files. No coding required. Free plan forever.
Hi everyone 👋 I’m the developer behind Flowershow.
Flowershow came from a pretty simple frustration: we wanted publishing Markdown to be easy, without giving up Markdown itself.
A lot of tools make publishing easier by asking you to move your content into their system, change your workflow, or adopt some special format. We wanted the opposite. We wanted Markdown to stay Markdown, and publishing to be a separate layer on top.
We were also tired of setting up and maintaining sites every time we wanted to publish something. We could do it, but it always felt like too much overhead for something that should be straightforward. We also wanted the result to feel polished — not like a generic generated site, but something genuinely nice to share.
So we built Flowershow — a hosted way to publish blogs, docs, wikis, and knowledge bases from Markdown, whether from GitHub, Obsidian, the CLI, or drag and drop.
Curious to hear what you think and whether this fits your workflow.
Hello, I discovered a very important vulnerability on your platform. Basically I’m able to read all files from public or private Github Repository of every single one of your users.
Do you have a bug bounty program?
Looks good, have you thought of creating FAQ- or Wiki-themes?
It seems all the templates are for blogs.
Congrats on the launch! No vendor lock-in and Obsidian import is a big deal. Definitely giving this a try.
Can you connect it directly to an Obsidian vault or does it require a separate markdown repo? Love the simplicity of this, well done on shipping it!
Congrats on the launch!! love the philosophy here.
Quick question: any plans to support multiple sites under one account? Thinking about use cases like agencies or teams who'd want to manage several projects from a single workspace.
Congrats For Publishing This Fantastic Tool ✨ boor Question 😅
is it free all-time ? or i have one (flowershow) domain for all docs ? supports the linked words like obsidian ? what if i uploaded a file that has a linked word to another file -i didn't uploaded it- ?
what if i edited a file ? Expand the free space a bit 😄 a 100mb will make a fear for personal using for one like me 🙄😂
This is owesome service!
I've also thought for a while that it would be convenient if Markdown could be published directly.
Quick question: any plans for other markdown apps support?
Hi everyone 👋 I’m the developer behind Flowershow.
Flowershow came from a pretty simple frustration: we wanted publishing Markdown to be easy, without giving up Markdown itself.
A lot of tools make publishing easier by asking you to move your content into their system, change your workflow, or adopt some special format. We wanted the opposite. We wanted Markdown to stay Markdown, and publishing to be a separate layer on top.
We were also tired of setting up and maintaining sites every time we wanted to publish something. We could do it, but it always felt like too much overhead for something that should be straightforward. We also wanted the result to feel polished — not like a generic generated site, but something genuinely nice to share.
So we built Flowershow — a hosted way to publish blogs, docs, wikis, and knowledge bases from Markdown, whether from GitHub, Obsidian, the CLI, or drag and drop.
Curious to hear what you think and whether this fits your workflow.