GitHub App publishing
Connect repositories through a GitHub App and publish Markdown/MDX files without personal access tokens.
Acrosite brings content creation, review, scheduling, GitHub publishing, and deployment-trigger visibility into one clean dashboard for agencies and modern website owners.
Eight modules connected to a single Acrosite Workspace — content moves between them through the same publishing pipeline.
Switch between groups to see what Acrosite covers in each part of the publishing workflow.
Twelve capabilities that cover the daily work — none of the enterprise CMS overhead.
Connect repositories through a GitHub App and publish Markdown/MDX files without personal access tokens.
Schedule approved content by date, time, and timezone. Drafts stay in Acrosite until publish time.
Manage recurring editorial content and standalone website pages from one dashboard.
Create structured content types for Case Studies, FAQs, Services, Locations, Authors, Testimonials, and more.
Add project-specific fields without building a custom admin panel for every website.
Invite clients to review assigned content, comment, approve, or request changes without GitHub access.
Give internal collaborators role-aware access for content, reviews, scheduling, publishing, and project setup.
See upcoming content by project, status, publish date, and workflow stage.
Track publish attempts, GitHub commit status, deployment trigger result, failure reason, and retry options.
Manage slugs, SEO titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, Open Graph fields, and noindex controls.
Choose Manual / No Automatic Deployment or automatic Vercel deploy hook triggers after a successful GitHub commit. More providers are Coming Soon.
Support SEO-friendly image filenames, optimized media output, and safe media replacement rules.
Organize multiple workspaces, clients, and website projects so agencies and developers can manage content operations without mixing client context.
Features aren't separate tools. They share the same workspace, the same content items, and the same publishing pipeline.
Acrosite covers six stages of the publishing workflow — no glue scripts in the middle.
Create content, route it through review, schedule it, commit it to GitHub, and trigger the configured deployment trigger profile from one clean dashboard.