Publish a document as your own website

What it does

• Your own address

  Pick a site address once. Each page lives at your-site.waper.page/page-path, and the home page lists them all.

• It changes when you say so

  What's published is the document as it was then. Keep editing, and select Update published page when it's ready.

• Simple and safe

  Pages are static: no scripts, no cookies, and readers see only what you published, never your account.

How people use it

• TabiA trip plan for the familyI'm taking my parents to Chiang Mai for 5 days and they can't walk much. Find hotels near the Old City with elevators, plan an easy itinerary, and tell us the etiquette for visiting temples.
• NiwaA handbook for your teamFind every document in my knowledge base about pricing, merge the duplicates, flag what's outdated, and add a contents page.

How it works

1. 1

   Open a document

   Write it yourself or have your agent write it, then select Publish at the top right.

2. 2

   Choose the address

   The first time, pick a site address and name. Then choose a page path, or leave it to be made from the title.

3. 3

   Update or unpublish

   Update the page when the document changes, or unpublish it any time.

• Write a one-page guide to the tools our team uses, ready to publish.
• Turn my reading notes on this book into a page I can share.
• Write an itinerary for our Kyoto trip that my parents can read on their phones.

Questions

How many sites can I have?

Free has 1, Personal 5 and Pro unlimited. Each document publishes to one site.

Will search engines find my site?

New sites aren't indexed by search engines by default, though their pages still open from a link.

Is there a Waper mark?

On Free the footer says “Published with Waper”. Personal and Pro have no mark.

Can I use my own HTML?

No. Pages are made from the document's Markdown, and images show when they have an https address or were uploaded to Waper.