Somewhere to put your stuff.

wisp.place · 2026-08-20 · by Long Nguyen ·generic
Somewhere to put your stuff. A folder becomes a website. That's the whole thing.

Somewhere to put your stuff.

Somewhere to put your stuff.

A folder becomes a website. That's the whole thing.

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$ npx wispctl deploy

◇ Authenticated as @nekomimi.pet

◇ Found 12 files (24 KB)

◇ Uploading to PDS...

✓ Deployed successfully

https://sites.wisp.place/nekomimi.pet/mysite

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A passion project, not a startup

  • Run by one person for fun — no investors, no roadmap meetings
  • Free because I want it to be, not as a trial that expires
  • No upsells, no analytics pixels, no "contact sales" — just hosting
  • Built in spare time, so be kind — it'll keep getting better

For power users

Command line first

Full control from your terminal. Integrates with your existing workflow.

#### Deploy from anywhere

Git hooks, CI/CD pipelines, makefiles. Drop in one command.

#### Self-host option

Run your own server. Watches the firehose, pulls updates automatically.

#### Zero config

No YAML, no JSON. Sensible defaults that just work.

#### Local preview

Serve any wisp site locally for development and testing.

Self-host anywhere

Deploy your own server anywhere in the world. The CLI watches the firehose and automatically pulls updates when you push changes—complete control over your hosting infrastructure.

Install CLI `npm install -g wispctl`

$ wispctl serve nekomimi.pet -s myblog

◇ Serving myblog from nekomimi.pet

✓ Server running at http://localhost:8080

◇ Watching for updates via firehose...

◇ Site update received, re-pulling...

◇ Files to download: 1, unchanged: 4

✓ Site reloaded

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