The ultimate ssh powered services for developers
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Our mission is to enable developers with services that help them rapidly prototype on the web. We want to make it easier than ever for developers to share their projects with the world.
Our services allow users to publish content without needing to install anything. We accomplish this with the SSH tools (rsync, sftp, sshfs) you already have installed on your system.
Use our platform entirely using SSH and our TUI.
Read about what motivates us: RFC-001 radical experimentation

pages

Deploy static sites with a single command. Just rsync and you're live.

tuns

Share your localhost with the world in one ssh command.

pipe

Pubsub without the infrastructure. Stream data between machines using SSH.

prose

Write markdown. rsync. You're live.

Deploy a site with a single command

Upload your static site to us:
rsync --delete -rv ./public/ pgs.sh:/mysite/
Now your site is available with TLS handled for you: https://{user}-mysite.pgs.sh
We also automatically handle TLS for your custom domains!

Access localhost using https

If you have a local webserver on localhost:8000, activate an SSH tunnel to us: 
ssh -R dev:80:localhost:8000 tuns.sh
Now your local dev server is available on the web: https://{user}-dev.tuns.sh

Authenticated *nix pipes over SSH

Have one terminal listen for an event and another terminal send the event:
ssh pipe.pico.sh sub mytopic
echo "Hello world!" | ssh pipe.pico.sh pub mytopic
The sub will receive "Hello world!"

Publish blog articles with a single command

Create your first post, (e.g. hello-world.md):
# hello world!

This is my first blog post.

Cya!
Upload the post to us:
scp hello-world.md prose.sh:/
Congrats! You just published a blog article, accessible here: https://{user}.prose.sh/hello-world

What people are saying about pico

"Big fan of pico.sh, been hosting a few small sites on there for a while now, no faster way to get something up and running" scbenet
"Love the KISS approach to your services. Simple text files, built on fundamental services." stego-tech
"SSH is kind of a secret hidden interface because of how nerdy it is, so I feel that it goes underappreciated sometimes." fragmede

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