Git-based front-end interface for Hugo
I built simple Git-based CMS for Hugo static site generators. No backend, no database, no configs. Just login with Github, select your repo and start editing. If you use Hugo for blogging, feel free to check it out at https://github.com/arashthr/hugo-flow > Why did you make it? I wanted to be able to write posts on my phone, and it's not easy to do that with Markdown. Adding images is also always a headache: copy them, minimize and compress them, remember the correct syntax for images, and type the path. > How did you make it? I used Google Stitch for the design and…
Git-based front-end interface for Hugo launched on May 20, 2026 with 32 votes, #820 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
In plain words
Hugo Flow is a Git-based CMS for Hugo static site generators that requires no backend, database, or configuration. Users log in with GitHub, select their repository, and edit content directly. It simplifies mobile blogging and image handling by automating compression and syntax. Built for Hugo bloggers who want an easier way to publish from phones or other devices without managing Markdown and image files manually.
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From the sources
Simple rich-text CMS for Hugo weblogs. Try at https://hugo-flow.arashtaher.com - arashThr/hugo-flow
A web-based front-end interface for Hugo static blogs hosted on GitHub. There are several established alternatives in the Git CMS space (like Decap CMS, Sveltia CMS, Pages CMS, and Quiqr). However, they generally require you to trade simplicity for flexibility. For example: Hugo-Flow is different. The goal is total zero-setup simplicity . By exclusively supporting GitHub repositories and interacting entirely through the GitHub API, the application remains completely stateless, secure, and configuration-free. There are no extra files added to your repo and no intrusive permission scopes required. You are literally two clicks away from editing a post: just Sign in with GitHub , select your…from github.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
I built simple Git-based CMS for Hugo static site generators. No backend, no database, no configs. Just login with Github, select your repo and start editing. If you use Hugo for blogging, feel free to check it out at https://github.com/arashthr/hugo-flow > Why did you make it? I wanted to be able…
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