Prosefly

The writing workspace
for your Git website.

Edit Markdown and MDX with your team, review the changes, and publish directly to your website’s Git repository.

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From your repository to a shared writing workspace

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One calendar-month Personal trial for eligible new accounts.

A silent preview of GitHub connection, visual editing, collaboration, and publication.

Your content lives in your Git repository.

Fits the websites you already build

Built for writing. Ready for your team.

An editor for writers, with Markdown and MDX underneath. Work together, manage your media, and keep using the website you already have.

Markdown / MDX

Visual and source editing

Work with Markdown and MDX in the visual editor, or open the complete source. Edit frontmatter properties alongside the document.

Explore editing

Write with your team

Collaborate in real time, give each person the right role, and follow changes through organization activity.

Explore collaboration

Keep your docs in order

Arrange pages and groups with supported native navigation. Review content and navigation changes together before publishing.

Explore Spaces

Give your content a media library

Reuse images, upload audio and video, and see audio/video analytics in the same workspace.

Explore media

From your next draft to your next commit.

Review the actual file changes before publishing. Choose a commit or pull request, and follow the result in publish history.

Read the publishing guide
Inspect the diff, create a pull request, and see its status after merging on GitHub.

  1. Connect your repository

    Authorize GitHub, choose a repository, and scan its content.

  2. Make it a workspace

    Choose a Space and Collection for your docs, articles, or other content.

  3. Write together

    Edit visually or in source, manage properties, and collaborate in real time.

  4. Review and publish

    Inspect the diff, then publish a commit or pull request. Your existing site build takes it from there.

Your content belongs in your repository.

Published content stays alongside your website’s source code. Prosefly helps your team work on it, while Git keeps the files and their history.

How content ownership works
Your Git repository.md / .mdx
src/content/blog/hello-world.mdxExample published file
---
title: Hello, world
date: 2026-10-08
---

# A little room to write.

Your next story starts here.

Published as a normal file in your repository

  • Content you can keep

    Markdown and MDX files stay in your repository, with their existing paths and frontmatter.

  • A familiar review process

    Review changes as a diff, publish a commit, or open a pull request for your team.

  • Room to choose your tools

    Keep using your code editor and compatible site builder with your published files.

How this differs from a database CMS

Drafts stay in your workspace. Only publishing writes to Git.

CMSs such as Sanity and Payload typically store content in a CMS-managed data store and deliver it through APIs. Prosefly writes published content back to your own Git repository.

For the content you maintain.

One workspace for your guides, stories, and episodes. The files stay part of your website.

Product documentation

Let writers and developers improve guides together, with review in Git.

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Blogs and journals

Write articles, manage frontmatter, and keep your existing publishing stack.

Explore writing

Podcast content

Manage episode copy alongside audio, video, and delivery analytics.

Explore podcast content

Common questions

Where is my content stored?

Published content is stored as files in your GitHub repository. Drafts and collaborative editing state are saved in Prosefly until you publish. Media uploads are managed separately and referenced by URL.

Does saving a draft create a Git commit?

No. Saving a draft only saves it in your workspace. Git changes happen when you explicitly publish a commit or pull request.

Does Prosefly replace my website builder?

Your website keeps its existing framework and build process. Prosefly edits and publishes the content files. A Git publication does not itself deploy your website.

Can I edit files outside Prosefly?

Yes. Your published files remain normal repository files. After external Git changes, scan the repository to refresh the workspace. If the Git version changed while you had a draft, review the conflict before publishing.

Is there a free plan?

There is no permanent Free plan. Eligible new accounts receive one calendar-month Personal trial when creating their first organization. Paid plans are Personal, Team, and Business.

Bring your website.Start your next draft.

Give your team a place to write, with your website and Git workflow already in place.

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