Getting Started
Getting Started
Understand what Acrosite does, learn the core concepts, and set up your workspace.
Articles
Getting started with AcrositeTutorial
Set up Acrosite end to end: create a workspace, add a project, connect GitHub, choose a deployment trigger, and publish your first content item.
acrosite.com/docs/getting-started/quickstart
What is Acrosite?Overview
Acrosite is a Git-backed content platform. Your team writes in a clean dashboard and Acrosite commits Markdown to your repository, then triggers your site to redeploy.
acrosite.com/docs/getting-started/what-is-acrosite
Core conceptsReference
The building blocks of Acrosite: Workspace, Workspace Username, Client, Project, Posts, Pages, Custom Content Types, Custom Fields, Content Items, Team Members, and Client Reviewers.
acrosite.com/docs/getting-started/core-concepts
Create your first workspaceTutorial
Create a workspace and choose a Workspace Username. A workspace is the top-level home for your clients, projects, content, and team.
acrosite.com/docs/getting-started/create-your-first-workspace
How Acrosite worksOverview
A clear end-to-end picture: you write in Acrosite, Acrosite commits Markdown to your GitHub repository, and then triggers your host to redeploy.
acrosite.com/docs/getting-started/how-acrosite-works