Publishing platform

Ship a site.
Not a stack.

Write in a real editor. Publish to a global edge in seconds. Aperture handles routing, images, and accessibility so your team ships content instead of pipelines.

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How it works

From draft to page in three steps.

Aperture keeps the useful parts of a build — version control, previews, review — and drops the parts that slow a writer down. Here is the whole loop.

01

Write in the editor

A real document, not a form. Nested lists, tables, callouts, and drag-and-drop images all render exactly as they publish. Pick up where you left off on any device.

02

Preview on a real URL

Every saved draft gets an unlisted preview link your reviewer can hit without an account. Comments sit next to the paragraph they belong to.

03

Publish to the edge

Press publish and the new page is live in every region within seconds. Old versions stay restorable; nothing is ever lost during a rollback.

Product

What's included, plainly.

Five capabilities that carry the whole platform. Nothing else to configure.

A real editor, not a form

Compose long documents with nested structure, embeds, and images that resolve to real dimensions so nothing shifts on load. Save with ⌘S.

Previews that behave

Every save produces a stable, unlisted preview URL. Share it with a client who doesn't have an account yet.

Rollback, always

Every publication is kept. Restore any version in one click, without rebuilding.

Accessibility by default

Semantic output, contrast-checked tokens, and keyboard tested components on every template shipped.

Your own domain

Attach any apex domain, TLS is issued automatically, and redirects import from a CSV in a couple of minutes.

Customers

Teams that stopped maintaining a stack.

  • fieldnotes
  • room 33
  • cinder
  • harmont & coe
  • open ledger
  • northern studio
  • porchlight
  • tuesday post

Pricing

Two plans. No surprises at checkout.

Bring a domain to the free plan before you decide anything. The paid plan exists for the day you need previews on team URLs, custom themes, and audit-grade rollbacks.

Solo

$0/mo

One person publishing one site on an *.aperture.link address.

  • Unlimited pages and drafts
  • Real-time editor with auto-save
  • One unlisted preview link
  • Automatic TLS on request
Start free

Monthly billing, cancel any time. Prices do not include tax where it applies.

Publish today. Reconsider tomorrow.

The Solo plan is free and stays free. The only thing you need is a first draft — the rest is a keyboard shortcut away.