PX7 Markdown Publish
A folder of notes → a website.
Publish is a native Mac app. Point it at a folder of Markdown and it builds a clean, self-contained website — an index, a page per note, links between them, images copied in. Open it locally, or drop the folder on any host.
All generated on your Mac: no cloud, no account, no build tools, no tracking. The output is plain .html that works opened straight from disk.
Download for macOS7-day free trial, no card. €12 once — the current major version, on up to 7 Macs · macOS 14+
How it works
Point. Build. Host anywhere.
Point at your notes folder
Any folder of .md — your clips, jots, converted docs. Pick a site title and an output folder.
Links just work
Wikilinks ([[Note]]) and .md links are rewritten to the built pages; images are copied in. An index lists everything.
Clean, readable pages
A warm, light/dark-aware theme with proper typography — the same family look, not a wall of raw HTML.
Self-contained output
Plain .html that opens from disk and runs on any static host — GitHub Pages, Netlify, an S3 bucket, or nothing at all.
The promise
A digital garden without the platform.
You don't need to move your notes into someone else's app to share them. Publish reads the plain files you already have and hands you a website — no account, no lock-in, no server reading your work. Your folder in, a site out.
Why
Share the folder, not the app.
Static sites are the most durable way to put words on the web: no database, no runtime, no bill. Publish makes one from the notes you already keep — generated locally, styled cleanly, ready to host for years. The way out of Markdown and onto the open web.