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p/less-shA minimalist markdown-based website builder
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Olsi Odobashi

Less.sh - A minimalist markdown-based website builder

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Less.sh is a no-code site builder for minimalists and makers who want to publish content without distractions. Just write in markdown, choose your theme, and publish instantly like yourname.less.sh.

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Olsi Odobashi
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👋 Hey everyone! I’m the maker of Less.sh – a minimalist, markdown-based website builder for creators who want a fast and clean way to publish content.

The design is still a work in progress, and this is an early launch – so I’m actively looking for feedback on the overall experience, features, and anything you’d like to see improved or added. Your input would mean a lot!

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I’m also giving away 1 year of free premium to early adopters – just leave a comment or shoot me a DM and I’ll send you a personal coupon code.

Thanks for checking it out – really excited to hear what you think!

Scott

This looks cool. I've been playing around with the Astro framework lately and one of the features I really like is the ability to publish web pages using markdown. This seems even better because hosting the site is taken care of for you.


One feature that would be nice is the ability to demo the website page builder before sign-up, and possibly temporarily publish pages for a short period of time to see how they look.

Olsi Odobashi
Maker

@smjburton Thanks for checking it out! That's a good idea, I was thinking of letting users create a website (since they can preview right in the editor) and then ask them to sign up in order to publish it or something similar. The current approach was just faster to implement so I went with that :)

Scott

@olsi_odobashi That's fair :) And yeah that would be a good way to let users try out the app and encourage user sign-ups.

Shreyans Bhansali

Clean and focused—perfect for folks who want to ship thoughts, not fiddle with settings. Quick question: does Less.sh support custom domains or is it strictly subdomain-based for now? That could be a dealbreaker for some minimalist pros.

Olsi Odobashi
Maker

@shreyans_assistiv it does not support custom domains yet but that's the next top priority :)