pico.sh

pico.sh is a set of services that all speak SSH and nothing else. Pages hosts a static site pushed with rsync, Prose turns markdown sent the same way into a blog, Tuns exposes something running on a laptop at a public address, and Pipe moves data between machines over the same connection. There is no dashboard, no account panel and no tool to install: the client is the SSH already on the machine.

Worth knowing

The deploy method is the whole point rather than a detail. A workflow that never leaves the terminal is a real preference, and almost nothing else in this register is built for it.

Shell access is left unrecorded rather than answered. SSH is how a file gets there, which is not the same as being given a shell on the machine that serves it, and the row would say the wrong thing either way.

It is small, opinionated and clearly a labour of love. That is worth knowing in both directions before a site that matters is put on it.