Start a blog — AI-written or bring your own
Two ways in: let the AI scaffold a clean blog from a description of what you write about, or drag in your Astro/Hugo/Eleventy build and let Crafyne handle the serving.
Static blogs are the most durable kind of website: they never break at the framework's next major version, cost nothing to keep alive, and are exactly what search engines love — real HTML, fast responses, clean URLs. Crafyne adds instant deploys and permanent versioning, so a bad publish is a one-click rollback, never an emergency.
If you're starting fresh, describe your blog's topic and tone and the AI writes the shell — home, post layout, about — with proper SEO tags on every page. Writers who live in markdown can keep their static generator and use the CLI: `crafyne deploy ./dist` after every build, or automate it on push.
What you get
- Clean, fast blog shell written by AI — or bring any SSG
- Proper titles, meta & social cards on every page
- Publish by CLI, GitHub Actions, or the browser
- Built-in analytics: see readers, countries, referrers
Common questions
Does it support Astro, Hugo, or Eleventy?
Yes — anything that outputs static files deploys as-is. Crafyne serves the build; your writing workflow stays yours.
Can readers comment?
Static sites pair well with embed-based comments (giscus, utterances) — ask the AI to add one, or paste the embed in the code editor.