Overview
The Micropage web app is a browser-based editor for creating and managing projects.
URL: app.micropage.sh
No installation required. Log in with your Micropage account.
What it provides
- Create and manage projects
- Edit page markup with a live preview
- Write and publish posts, with optional newsletter email
- Upload and manage project files
- Publish and manage builds
- View form submissions
- Configure project settings and custom domains
Layout
Each project opens in a tabbed interface:
| Tab | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Edit | Markup editor with live preview |
| AI | Generate markup into the current .page file. Free includes a starter AI credit |
| Posts | Write and publish posts to the web and/or a newsletter list |
| Files | Upload and manage project files |
| Form Submissions | View submitted form data |
| Builds | Build history and redeploy |
| Settings | Project settings and custom domain |
Save vs Publish
The editor toolbar has two buttons and they do different things. Save writes a draft build; the live URL keeps serving whatever was published before. Publish makes the current markup live. Nothing you type reaches visitors until you press Publish. See Builds.
Live URLs and domains
- Each project has a unique domain slug in the database (
projects.domain), generated as{slugified-name}-{6hex}. - The default live URL for a project is
https://{projects.domain}.micropage.sh. - When Pro/Pro+ users connect their own subdomain, the Settings UI shows CNAME instructions pointing at
cname.micropage.sh(the shared SaaS ingress hostname). Cloudflare provisions a per-customer SSL certificate via Cloudflare for SaaS Custom Hostnames; the user-facing link in the editor switches to the connected custom domain when it's live.
Relationship to the CLI
The web app and CLI operate on the same projects and builds. The CLI ships on Pro and Pro+; on Free, the web app is the whole workflow. On Pro or Pro+, you can use either one, or both. For example:
- Create and edit in the web app, then use
micropage projects pullto sync locally - Edit locally with the CLI, then review submissions in the web app
See CLI setup and the CLI docs if you want to use the command line.