Pagebloom

Turn any GitHub repository into a polished website in seconds. Replace github.com with pagebloom.app in the repository URL and you get a fully rendered page instantly.

How It Works

Pagebloom converts the repository’s README.md into HTML using GitHub-flavoured Markdown and serves it with a refined modern style.

Bring Your Own Styles

You stay in control of the look and feel: place any .css files next to the README in the repository root and they will be linked automatically, replacing the default modern.css stylesheet.

Try It

1. Pick a repo, for example https://github.com/owner/project.
2. Change the host to get https://pagebloom.app/owner/project.

That’s it. Publish streamlined documentation, portfolios, launch pages and more with nothing but a GitHub repository.

Repository Layout Examples

Drop these files straight into your repo root and Pagebloom will pick them up automatically.

Simple README

.
├── README.md

In this setup Pagebloom converts the README.md into HTML using GitHub-flavoured Markdown and serves it with a refined modern style.

Custom CSS and Images

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├── README.md
├── landing.css
└── screenshots/
    ├── hero.png
    └── gallery/
        └── 01.png

In this setup landing.css replaces the default stylesheet, and all images inside screenshots/ are served as-is.

Custom HTML Page

Yes, you can also use a custom HTML page as the primary page. It should be named index.html.

.
├── index.html
├── styles/
│   ├── modern.css
│   └── theme-dark.css
└── assets/
    ├── logo.svg
    └── scripts/
        └── interactivity.js

Here index.html becomes the primary page, and every linked asset—CSS, JS, images—is fetched and cached automatically.

November - December 2025 Plans

• GitHub auth & private repos (reactive builds, no manual cache bust)
• Custom domains & subdomains (user.pagebloom.app/repo)
• SEO defaults (OG, canonical, sitemap, robots), etc.