Nanoesis is a static-first publishing compiler. You author content in a calm, focused editor, and at publish time it compiles everything to plain static HTML. Production runs no Nanoesis code: the published output is just files on a static host or CDN.
How it works
You run one small editor host that mounts the Nanoesis editor, serves the UI, and runs the publish step. You author through it, hit Publish, and deploy the files it writes. There is no server to run in production, and nothing of the tooling survives into the live site.
Why teams choose it
Templates are ordinary HTML with tokens, so the template is the schema. Internal links are checked at publish time, so you cannot ship a link to a missing page. Images become responsive picture sets automatically. The result is fast, secure, and effortless to host.
This very website is built and published with Nanoesis.
Explore Nanoesis
Getting started
Two storages, a login, two routes. The whole setup, end to end.
Tokens and controls
The template is the schema. How tokens become editor fields.
Integration guides
Run it on Node, Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud, step by step.
Authoring with MCP
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