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Smol Pub is a tiny blogging service with a web interface and CLI for managing posts. It is accessible from Web, Gemini and Gopher, offers storage for images, custom CSS for web, and export of posts, and uses no JavaScript, ads or tracking technology.
btw is presented as an open source tool for building a personal website in minutes, with no coding or design skills required. It offers a blog, notes and a profile for writing online. The pricing page lists a free Hobby plan and a Pro plan at $99 per year.
Mataroa is a blogging platform for minimalists. Posts are written in markdown, hosted at a .mataroa.blog address or a custom domain, and can be exported. The site states no ads, no tracking cookies and no email required for signup. A premium plan is listed at $9 per year.
Radical Servers is a Riseup page listing server projects described as anti-capitalist, anti-hierarchy, autonomous, feminist or radical, including collectives providing free or mutual aid services to activists and others focused on privacy or decentralisation. The list is organised by region. Riseup states it does not endorse these projects and advises reading their terms of service.
Telescope is a publishing platform focused on simplicity, speed, and privacy. It offers an editor for images, videos, tweets, and code blocks, and provides free SSL and CDN, unlimited posts and pageviews, and a REST API. A paid Plus/Pro tier adds custom domains, style changes, branding removal, unlimited blogs, and extended statistics.
Haven is open-source software for hosting a private blog and feed reader on one's own server. Posts can include pictures, and access is limited to accounts the owner creates. The site also lists a hosting service on a dedicated virtual server for $5 per month.
