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Publish Markdown and HTML folders as hosted websites

Flowershow turns a folder of Markdown, HTML, and supporting files into a website. It can publish a blog, documentation site, wiki, digital garden, or a standalone report without requiring the author to maintain a separate build process. Users can upload a folder, connect a GitHub repository, publish from Obsidian, or use a command-line workflow.
Markdown pages support familiar formatting alongside wikilinks, diagrams, and mathematics. HTML files retain their associated styles, scripts, and data, while images and documents receive their own URLs. Themes, backlinks, and knowledge graphs help organize the result. Paid options add features such as custom domains and full-text search, while the underlying files remain portable for later use elsewhere.
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