I don't mean to detract from Ivy, but... As an interesting aside, the fact that you can organise your pages in a hierarchy reminds me of cat-v's "werc" website

I don't mean to detract from Ivy, but... As an interesting aside, the fact that you can organise your pages in a hierarchy reminds me of cat-v's "werc" website framework[0]. It's not a static site generator, but it will read the directory and file tree into a navigation menu, so you can navigate the tree using a sidebar. It will render pages using markdown on the fly. Perhaps the "killer feature" is that you can run multiple subdomains using one instance. If you configure your web server correctly, a request to x.y.com will serve the website stored in the x.y.com directory etc. It's also very small and extensible. [0] http://werc.cat-v.org http://werc.cat-v.org