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Git Blog launches mobile GitHub publishing
Git Blog turns an iPhone or iPad into a Markdown publishing tool for GitHub-backed static sites. It handles front matter templates, image uploads, and publishing by push, branch, or pull request.
// ANALYSIS
Git Blog's cleverness is in staying boring: it doesn't reinvent blogging, it just makes the existing GitHub/static-site workflow usable from a phone. That makes it feel less like a toy and more like a real utility.
- –The block-based Markdown editor and drag-to-reorder flow make mobile drafting less painful than raw text boxes.
- –Front matter templates plus image resizing and layouts cover the two biggest friction points in static-site publishing.
- –Push, branch, and PR publishing mirror how developers already work in GitHub, which is a better fit than a fake-CMS wrapper.
- –In a space already served by tools like Working Copy and GitWriter, Git Blog's edge is post publishing, not generic repo editing.
- –On-device drafts and Keychain token storage are the right privacy defaults for a repo-connected app.
// TAGS
git-blogdevtoolautomationself-hosted
DISCOVERED
12d ago
2026-03-30
PUBLISHED
13d ago
2026-03-30
RELEVANCE
5/ 10
AUTHOR
[REDACTED]