Project Setup

A project represents one website. Create a project, optionally link it to a Client, and continue to GitHub and deployment setup.

Every project opens to a command page showing setup status, the GitHub and deployment connection, content structure, and quick actions.

Edit a project's name, linked Client, and website URL from Project Settings. GitHub and deployment setup stay on their own pages.

Install the Acrosite GitHub App, choose the repository and branch Acrosite writes to, and finish GitHub setup for a project.

After installing the GitHub App, pick the repository and target branch Acrosite commits to, then save your GitHub Setup.

Acrosite writes content into a fixed folder structure in your repository — Posts, Pages, Custom Content Types, and media. Here is where each file lands.

Choose how your site redeploys after Acrosite commits content. Connect a Vercel deploy hook, or choose Manual / No Automatic Deployment. Other providers appear as Coming Soon and cannot be configured yet.

Use Test Deployment Trigger to send a test request to your deploy hook and confirm your host accepts it before you publish real content.

Choose Manual / No Automatic Deployment when your host already rebuilds from Git pushes or you prefer to deploy yourself.