Frequently asked
What is a .page file?
A plain-text markup file — like Markdown, but designed specifically for landing pages. You write headings, paragraphs, columns, and sections with simple line-prefix tags, and Micropage compiles it to a polished static site. Editable in any text editor.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The markup is line-oriented and reads like prose with tags. If you can use Markdown, you can use Micropage. Or prompt the AI tab and tweak the result.
Can my AI assistant edit my pages?
Yes — that's a core design goal. The grammar is small and consistent enough that Claude, GPT, and other LLMs produce correct markup first try. You can also point an agent at your project via the CLI for headless editing.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro. CNAME your subdomain to cname.micropage.sh and we issue and renew the SSL certificate automatically.
Can I export my site and host it elsewhere?
Yes. Pro+ lets you download any build as a static .zip. Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, S3, your own server — anywhere. Your Micropage source is yours forever.
How do form submissions work?
Every submission is stored, exportable to CSV, and can trigger an email notification or webhook delivery. No backend to write.
Can I collect newsletter subscribers?
Yes — newsletter signup forms create persistent subscribers, and you can send broadcasts from the editor. Shipped this week.
Is there a CLI?
Yes. brew install micropage or npm i -g micropage. Pull projects, edit locally, push back up. Deploy tokens make it CI-friendly.
What about SEO?
Auto-generated sitemap and robots.txt. Per-page meta titles, descriptions, and OG tags from the markup. It's static HTML — search engines index it cleanly.
Is it open source?
Not currently. The CLI is the most likely candidate. Today it's a solo commercial product.