Small updates still need a developer.
Changing a page, publishing a post, or updating an announcement can turn into a message to your developer.
Solution for Website OwnersWebsite update control panel
Update your Git-backed website without editing GitHub.
Acrosite gives website owners a simple dashboard to create Posts, update Pages, schedule announcements, manage SEO fields, and publish content to GitHub without working inside the repository.
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The website owner problem
Your website is modern. Updating it still feels technical.
You own a fast, Git-backed site — but publishing a post or fixing a page shouldn't require commits, branches, or a message to your developer.
GitHub is not where content belongs.
Repositories, branches, commits, and Markdown files are great for developers, but they are not a friendly editing experience for most website owners.
Big CMS tools feel too heavy.
You may not need a full enterprise CMS or visual website builder just to manage blog posts, pages, and structured content.
Scheduling content is awkward.
Announcements, launches, updates, and blog posts often need to go live later, but manual publishing creates reminders and last-minute work.
SEO fields get missed.
Slugs, titles, descriptions, image alt text, canonical URLs, and Open Graph fields are easy to forget when publishing is manual.
You want ownership without complexity.
Your website can stay in GitHub while your everyday publishing happens in a simpler dashboard.
Simple publishing desk
One place to manage the content your website needs.
A calm dashboard for one website — drafts, what's ready, what's scheduled, what's live, and anything that needs a quick fix before it publishes.
Recent drafts3
Product UpdateBLOG POST · EDITED 2H AGODraft
New Service PagePAGE · EDITED YESTERDAYDraft
How-to GuideBLOG POST · EDITED 3D AGODraft
Ready to publish3
AnnouncementANNOUNCEMENT · SEO COMPLETEReady
FAQ updateCUSTOM CONTENT TYPEReady
About page editPAGE · REVIEWEDReady
Scheduled3
Launch postTUE 9:00 AMScheduled
Seasonal offerFRI 8:00 AMScheduled
Newsletter archiveMON 7:00 AMScheduled
Published3
Resource pageDEPLOYMENT TRIGGEREDPublished
Company updateDEPLOYMENT TRIGGEREDPublished
Service pageDEPLOYMENT TRIGGEREDPublished
Needs attention3
Missing SEO titleBLOG POST · DRAFTNeeds Attention
Image alt text neededPAGE · MEDIANeeds Attention
Deployment trigger failedRETRY AVAILABLEFailed
Website content
Manage the content types owners actually update.
Posts, Pages, announcements, and structured content — the everyday updates a website needs, without a heavy CMS.
Blog posts
Publish updates, guides, announcements, tutorials, and thought-leadership posts without editing Markdown files directly.
Product UpdateCompany NewsHow-to Guide
Website pages
Update service pages, about pages, landing pages, resource pages, and simple site content from one dashboard.
AboutServicesPricingResources
Announcements
Schedule launches, promotions, seasonal offers, and product news for a future publish time.
Summer OfferLaunch NoticeProduct Release
FAQs and resources
Use Custom Content Types for repeatable structured content such as FAQs, glossary items, resources, or testimonials.
FAQGlossaryResourceTestimonial
Images and media
Keep image filenames, alt text, and media references organized for published content.
Featured ImagePage ImageBlog Image
No GitHub editing
Your site stays in GitHub. Your content work happens in Acrosite.
Developers can keep the site in a Git-backed workflow while you manage content through a cleaner publishing dashboard.
Stays technical
What stays technical
- GitHub repository
- Branch and paths
- Markdown/MDX output
- Deployment trigger profile
- Frontend code
You manage
What you manage
- Posts
- Pages
- SEO fields
- Images
- Scheduled publishing
- Publish status
You do not need to open GitHub to publish normal website content.
Scheduled updates
Schedule launches, posts, and page updates ahead of time.
Prepare content when it is ready, schedule it for the right date and time, and let Acrosite publish it into your Git-backed website workflow.
Blog Post
Product UpdateScheduledTuesday9:00 AM
Product UpdateScheduledTuesday9:00 AM
Announcement
Summer OfferScheduledFriday8:00 AM
Summer OfferScheduledFriday8:00 AM
Page Update
ServicesReadyReadypublish now
ServicesReadyReadypublish now
Custom Content Type
FAQ UpdateDraftDraftin progress
FAQ UpdateDraftDraftin progress
Publish when ready
Use Publish Now for content that is ready to go live immediately.
Schedule for later
Pick a date, time, and timezone for future publishing.
See what happened
Publish Logs show whether the content was committed and the deployment trigger was accepted.
Readiness
Catch missing SEO and publishing details before you publish.
Acrosite gives website owners a clearer way to manage the fields that matter before content goes live — readiness checks, not ranking promises.
Publish readiness71%5 of 7 required checks are ready. Two items still need a quick fix.
Slug is validReady
SEO title completedReady
Meta description completedReady
Featured image alt text addedNeeds Attention
Canonical URL checked if neededOptional
Noindex reviewed if neededOptional
Required Custom Fields completedReady
Deployment trigger profile configuredReady
Content is ready to publishNeeds Attention
Simple collaboration
Invite help without handing over your website.
Bring in a writer, editor, developer, or reviewer without giving everyone full technical access — not everyone needs access to everything.
Owner
Controls the workspace, projects, publishing, and plan.
Developer
Handles GitHub, content paths, media paths, and deployment trigger setup.
Editor / Writer
Creates and edits Posts or Pages and submits content for review.
Reviewer
Reviews assigned content without GitHub, billing, or internal settings.
Role
Content
Review
Publish
GitHub
Billing
Deploy
Owner
Developer
Editor / Writer
Reviewer
Owner scenarios
Where website owners use Acrosite.
One simple dashboard, shaped to the way different owners keep their site up to date.
Founder updating a SaaS website
Publish product updates, changelog-style posts, landing pages, and resource content without editing the repo.
Small business website
Update service pages, FAQs, announcements, seasonal offers, and blog posts from one simple dashboard.
Blogger with a Git-backed site
Write, schedule, and publish Posts while keeping Markdown/MDX output in GitHub.
Consultant or personal brand
Publish articles, resources, case studies, and page updates without relying on a developer for every change.
Website owner with a developer
Let your developer configure GitHub and deployment once, then manage everyday publishing yourself.
Lean content operation
Keep drafts, scheduled items, SEO fields, and publish logs organized without adopting a heavy CMS.
Recommended plans
Plans for owners, founders, and growing websites.
Start simple with one site, and move up only when you add projects, collaborators, and publishing volume.
Solo
For individual website owners, developers, bloggers, and founders managing a few Git-backed websites.
- 3 projects
- 1 Team Member
Creator
For small website teams, founders, and content-focused businesses with more projects and collaborators.
- 10 projects
- 3 Team Members
Agency Starter
For owners who also manage client sites, consultants, or small teams with review and publishing workflows.
- 25 projects
- 7 Team Members
Website owner FAQ
Questions owners ask first.
No GitHub, developer setup, scheduling, SEO fields, and recovery — the practical questions before you publish your first update.
Open documentationNo. Your website can stay connected to GitHub, but everyday content work happens inside Acrosite.
Yes. A developer can connect GitHub, configure content paths, media paths, and deployment trigger profiles. After setup, you can manage normal content updates inside Acrosite.
You can manage Posts, Pages, and Custom Content Types such as FAQs, testimonials, resources, glossary items, services, locations, or other structured content.
Yes. Approved content can be published immediately or scheduled by date, time, and timezone.
No. Your website frontend and repository stay yours. Acrosite is the content publishing layer around your Git-backed website.
Yes. You can use Team Members or Client Reviewers depending on your workflow and plan limits.
Yes. Acrosite supports SEO fields such as slugs, SEO titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, noindex controls, Open Graph fields, and media alt text where configured.
Publish Logs show safe failure details and retry paths where possible, so you or your developer can see what happened.
Solo is the simplest starting point for individual website owners. Creator is better when you need more projects, collaborators, and publishing volume.
Start here
Update your website without touching GitHub.
Registration is coming soon. Contact us to talk through your publishing workflow, or read the docs to see how Acrosite works.
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