I tried: https://github.com/nikcub/floyd https://github.com/nikcub/floyd I had a bunch of friends and family members who needed simple static sites so I gener

I tried: https://github.com/nikcub/floyd https://github.com/nikcub/floyd I had a bunch of friends and family members who needed simple static sites so I generated it for them (this was before Jekyll). I could use it myself, but I could never get them to do the updates themselves from their own machines. Once Jekyll and the rest came out, I switched my own use over and switched everybody else over to Weebly, and then didn't bother continuing work on Floyd and just let it idle (I pushed it up to GitHub). Each time one of these projects is released I scan through them and try them out to see if there is any new idea to pick up on. It then occurred to me that a real innovation in this space is a lot of work and trial+error. For technical people, you have Jekyll, Hyde, etc. For non-technical people you don't really have anything at the moment. I think a project with a web interface that generates files would be interesting, or having a folder of text files (or Word, Pages etc. documents) that are then generated and uploaded by double-clicking on an icon. I know there are a bunch of apps in the Mac AppStore in this space, but I haven't tried any of them - so it is possible that this solution already exists. I am not so in love with the idea that I would drop everything else right now to work on it. Edit: I realize my original comment might offend OP but I didn't intend it to be that way, there are only so many ways you can say "work on expanding the potential uses rather than reimplementing etc." without it sounding dickish