Your website, finally easy to change
Edit pages, posts and photos from any browser, even your phone.
Make a change, tap Save, and it’s live about a minute later: checked, backed up and fast.
Free and open source under the MIT license.
Why Morpheme
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
The editor takes care of the careful work, so you can focus on what you want to say.
- Edit from anywhereWorks in any browser and installs on your phone’s home screen like an app.
- Build with blocksCards, steps, FAQs, price tables and more, styled to match your site automatically.
- Never lose a thingEvery save is a version you can restore with one tap. Deleted files come back too.
- Private by defaultNo tracking cookies until visitors say yes, and a strict security policy on every page.
Take a closer look
Grows with your business
Get started
Live in three steps
No servers to manage and nothing to install on your computer.
Create your site
Your site gets its own repository on GitHub and is hosted on Cloudflare.
Sign in
Open /editor/ on your site and sign in with your GitHub account.
Publish
Write, add photos and blocks, and tap Save. Your site updates on its own.
From the blog
Tips and ideas
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Edit your website from your phone
Most website changes are small and urgent. Morpheme lets you make them from wherever you are.
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Build a page from blocks
Text gets you far. Blocks take you the rest of the way, and they always match your theme.
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Switch themes without losing anything
A theme changes how your site looks, never what it says.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Everything you change day to day happens in the editor: pages, posts, photos, menus, colors and settings.
What does it cost?
Morpheme is free and open source under the MIT license. You only need free accounts on GitHub and Cloudflare. See Get started.
Can I break my site?
The editor checks every page before it saves, and every save can be restored under Earlier versions.
Do I own my content?
Yes. Your pages and posts are plain files in your own GitHub repository, so you can take them anywhere.