Your personal site is one markdown file.

A free, open-source page at nomo.md/you, made from a human.md in your GitHub. No account, no build step.

Type your GitHub username to see your page, or a preview of it.

Start with the template

$ gh repo create .nomo --public --clone --template adnfng/.nomo

Or tell your agent. See how

It's plain markdown

![Sam Rivera](assets/me.jpg)

# Sam Rivera

Software engineer in Toronto.

## Projects

- [tinyqueue](https://github.com/sam/tinyqueue) · A job queue in 300 lines

# Your name is home and each ## is a tab. See the syntax

People on Nomo

Aidan Fang designer, Shanghai
Nikit Hamal Android developer, Nepal
verycracked design engineer, San Francisco

Questions

Is it free?
Yes. Nomo is free and MIT licensed.

How fast do edits show up?
About a minute after you push.

Does it look right on GitHub too?
Yes. human.md is plain GitHub markdown, so it reads fine in the repo.

Can I use my own domain?
Not directly yet. You can forward your domain to nomo.md/you from your registrar, and nomo.fyi/you works for sites that block .md links.

Can the repo be private?
No. Nomo reads the public human.md, the same file anyone can see on GitHub.

What if Nomo shuts down?
You keep human.md. It's plain markdown in your repo, so you can render it anywhere.

Where's the code?
On GitHub. Issues and pull requests are welcome.