Blog
A simple blog you update in the chat
frascati builds a blog with an article list, readable article pages and an about page. You add new articles by asking in the chat, then publish again.
What gets in the way
- Hosting, a theme and plugins all need setting up before the first post
- Keeping a self-hosted blog updated takes time away from writing
- You want your writing on your own site, not only on social media
- Long articles need to be easy to read on a phone
How frascati helps
- Readable article pages
- Clear type, generous space and one h1 per page. Each article gets its own title and description.
- New articles through the chat
- Paste your text and frascati adds it as a new article. There is no blog editor: each new post is a chat request.
- About page and contact form
- Tell readers who writes the blog, and let them reach you through a form whose messages arrive in your inbox.
- No plugins to update
- No plugins, themes or updates to manage. Every change is saved as a version you can restore.
How it works
From one sentence to a site you can publish.
- 01
Describe your business
A sentence is enough. Add the address of your current website, your logo or your own photos if you have them.
- 02
Watch it being built
frascati writes the pages, the copy and the contact form and picks real photos. The first version takes about two minutes.
- 03
Change it by talking
Say what should change, in your own words. Every change is saved as a version, so you can always go back.
- 04
Publish
One click puts it online at a frascati address or, with Pro and Business, on your own domain. Messages from the form reach your inbox.
A prompt to start from
Copy it into frascati and change the details to yours.
“A blog about hiking in the Swiss Alps. Start with three articles I will paste in: the Via Alpina in eight days, what to pack for a hut trip and autumn walks near Lucerne. Add an about page and a contact form.”
The first version takes about two minutes.
Questions
- Is there an editor for new posts?
- No. frascati has no blog CMS. You add an article by pasting the text into the chat or asking frascati to write it from your notes, then you publish again.
- Can several people write for the blog?
- There are no team accounts or author logins. You can share a view-only link to the project so others can read along before you publish.
- Can readers sign up for new posts?
- A signup form can collect email addresses, and each one reaches your inbox as a form message. Sending a newsletter needs a newsletter service, and a webhook, for example with Zapier, Make or n8n, can pass each address on to it.
- How does it compare to WordPress or Ghost?
- WordPress and Ghost are made for publishing, with editors, several authors and, in Ghost's case, newsletters. frascati suits a simple blog you change in the chat, with no plugins or updates to manage.
- Is there a blog template?
- There is no separate blog template. Start from a sentence about your blog: frascati writes the pages and the first articles, and you add new ones by asking in the chat.
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