Open-source website building

Your website. Your rules.

Lacuno is building a visual workflow for expressive websites with editable source, static output and a clear path to self-hosting.

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A real page, in view

Design the page. Keep the document.

A working example, built from the same editable Lacuno document. Explore the typography, layout and reusable sections, then make them your own.

● ● ●About page / live template
The Lacuno About page with an editorial headline, black typography and a bold page number on a warm paper background

One document, many collaborators

A visual system with an honest center.

Lacuno keeps layout, content, styles, reusable components and collections in a structured document. That gives a future visual builder and today’s MCP workflow the same editable source of truth.

01

Build visually

The planned browser builder is intended to make page composition direct while preserving the structure behind every element.

02

Start editable

Templates are ordinary Lacuno documents. Change their words, tokens, sections and collections instead of working around a sealed theme.

03

Publish statically

The compiler produces static pages that are simple to inspect, move and host with infrastructure you control.

Choose the path that fits

Planned service

Hosted by Lacuno

A browser builder and publishing to a free subdomain with a limited page-visit allowance are planned. Availability, exact limits and pricing are not defined yet.

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Open-source path

Hosted by you

Run the AGPL builder and serve the static websites yourself. Keep the source, deployment choices and project history in your own environment.

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