Websites that live in git

Gitt One Pages is a site-building technology: your content lives in a git repository, a standard Docker image turns it into a fast static website, and CI ships it to any hosting — including yours

POWERS THE WEBSITES OF

codeexpert
itgrows
redmine
posexpert
srv4pos
posplus
skattedosan
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From a git repository to a live site

A new website is just a new content repository. Time to first site — hours, not weeks.

  1. 1

    Write content

    Put your content in a git repository: markdown files for articles and knowledge bases, semantically typed React tags for landing pages

  2. 2

    Add a tiny Dockerfile

    A few lines on top of our standard builder image — no build configs, no toolchain to maintain in your repo

  3. 3

    Push to master

    CI builds your content into a ~50 MB nginx image and deploys it — to our Kubernetes clusters or any Docker hosting of yours

  4. 4

    Edit and preview

    Change content right in the GitLab web editor; every draft gets a staging replica of the real site to review before release

The technology inside

Boring, proven building blocks — assembled into a production line

Jamstack

JavaScript, APIs and Markup: pages are pre-rendered at build time and served as static files — fast, always on, nothing to hack

React + Tailwind

Layout is assembled from ready-made design concepts — fonts, spacing, components — without a graphic designer on the project

GitLab-flavored Markdown

One rendering engine everywhere: a page looks the same in the repository and on the public site — with Mermaid and PlantUML diagrams

Docker portability

A site is a repository plus a standard image. Hosting is a detail, not a cage — the same image runs on any infrastructure

GitLab UI as the CMS

The web editor and Web IDE are the admin panel: no separate CMS to install, host, update and defend from attacks

CI/CD with staging

Every change builds an exact replica of the future site to discuss before release — content managers see real feedback on drafts

AI-ready content

Semantically typed data is a substrate for agents: AI edits and generates content without a programmer and without breaking the build

Built for speed

Minimum JavaScript, maximum pre-rendering: a perfect Lighthouse score is the acceptance target for every produced site

Own your website, don't rent it

Most websites are hostages of the studio that built them: leaving means rewriting. Ours are designed for leaving — clean standard React any developer understands, strictly typed data that migrates to any CMS, and a Docker image that runs anywhere. We measure this honestly as exit time: minutes from git clone to a working local build

Own your website, don't rent it
Industrialized, not handcrafted

IN NUMBERS

Industrialized, not handcrafted

Every site produced by the technology shares the same conveyor: the same builder images, the same deployment pipeline, the same quality bar. Knowledge doesn't get lost with a departed contractor — it is encoded in conventions.

>9production websites are built and running on Gitt One Pages

~50 MBproduction image nginx plus your entire static website

hoursto the first site a new website is just a new content repository

100Lighthouse score is the acceptance target for produced sites

OUR MISSION

Industrialize the production of small websites

A landing page or a knowledge base shouldn't be a unique handmade artifact. Content belongs to git; turning it into a fast website is the job of standardized infrastructure. A developer drops markdown files into a repository — and gets a site. A content manager or an AI agent edits semantically marked-up data — and the site updates. No vendor lock-in, no CMS to maintain, no site held hostage.

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