Introducing RepoPress: Edit Your GitHub Content Without Touching Code
RepoPress is a visual editor that connects to your GitHub repository. Edit docs and blog posts, see a live preview, and publish changes - all without opening a terminal.
If your website runs on GitHub, updating content usually means opening a code editor, writing Markdown by hand, and pushing a commit. That works fine for developers, but it shuts out everyone else on the team.
RepoPress changes that. It connects to your GitHub repository and gives you a visual editor with a live preview. You see your files, click to edit, and publish when you are ready. Your content stays as standard files in your repo - we never move it to a separate database.
What you can do with RepoPress
- Edit visually - Write in a clean editor with formatting tools and a live preview. No Markdown syntax to memorize.
- Automatic setup - Connect your repo and RepoPress detects your framework (Next.js, Astro, Hugo, Docusaurus, Jekyll, and more) and configures itself.
- Draft before you publish - Every edit is saved as a draft. Nothing changes on your live site until you hit Publish.
- Full version history - Every save is tracked. Roll back to any previous version.
How it works
- Sign in with GitHub
- Select your repository
- RepoPress detects your framework and finds your content files
- Start editing in the visual Studio
When you publish, RepoPress commits your changes directly to your repository. No proprietary database, no lock-in. Your content is always in your repo, in standard file formats.
What's next
We're building real-time collaboration, advanced search, and custom workflow plugins. Star us on GitHub to follow along.