[podviaznikov]

https://montaigne.io/ is my small project!

It's a third iteration of it.

For a few years I had following setup: 1. keep files in dropbox 2. sync them and publish automatically using montaigne.io

Now I switched and instead of Dropbox I use Apple Notes. Because it's easier to write, and mobile UI is better and it supports tables and images out of the box.

[nonch0n]

Cool, I just signed up. Is there no way to change your site's URL once you've picked it in settings? Can you use a custom domain or will it always be x.montaigne.io? The help page is empty - this would be a good place to put FAQs. FYI I'd be willing to pay for something like this as it tears down all excuses for me not to have a blog, and I'm sure many Apple users would share that sentiment.

[podviaznikov]

Yes, it's possible to set custom domain name (email me using at the email in my profile) - it's a manual process for now.

Not possible for now to change default name though! You can either create new site with new name and delete this one (or again, email me).

Agree about FAQ! I started making FAQ https://docs.montaigne.io/faq but didn't finish it yet.

[koch]

I agree with what others have mentioned; Apple Notes -> website is a really good idea! +1 for custom domain support

[podviaznikov]

thanks!

custom domain support is there. That is how I ran my own site anyway. It just that it's a bit manual process for now. But I'll improve it.

[mthoms]

Very cool. How does it work? AFAIK there's no Apple API's for this(?)

[podviaznikov]

good question. I think blog post is required. But basically all the shared notes are synced to the apple minis in the cloud. and each apple mini writes local apple script to export notes.

does it make sense? can provide more details.

[cphaynes]

Very nice!

Apple Notes is a gem.

[jcmontx]

This is awesome, I will give it a try

[podviaznikov]

please try! I think there were several issues today - since new people started trying it, but they are fixed now.