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Build full-stack web apps with only HTML and CSS
UPDATE 🎉: Remake v2.0 is fully operational, there are new step-by-step recipes, and all the documentation is up-to-date!
Remake is a simple, open source framework. It lets you transform an HTML & CSS design into an interactive, editable web app (with just a few custom HTML attributes).
→ Learn more about what Remake is
What if every HTML webpage knew how to save, edit, and add items to itself?
Have you ever designed something and wished people could just start using it? Remake lets you do that.
→ Learn about what makes Remake better
1. Install Node.js (12.16+)
2. Create a project using the Remake CLI
npx remake create my-app
3. Run the project
cd my-app
npm run dev
You now have an app running at http://localhost:3000. Your app's code is in the /app directory and your database is in the /app/data directory.
→ Start learning how to build a web app with Remake
Remake is great at building page builders, where each user can edit their own content.
→ Learn what else you can build with Remake
An example app built with Remake in 30 minutes
✨ Built on Express.js
✨ Uses Passport.js and Bcrypt to secure user accounts
✨ Handlebars renders templates server-side
✨ One-click file uploads with express-fileupload
✨ One line instant deploy command
✨ Sync client state and server state automatically
✨ Built-in inline edit popovers
Remake aims to equalize power on the internet. A few companies own the platforms where the rest of us publish posts and websites — but owning a platform is usually beyond our reach. Remake switches this narrative and empowers you to build your own publishing platform.
→ Join and contribute to our Discord community
Remake is an open-source, and contributions are always welcome. If you identify with Remake's mission, we'd be delighted to have you on board!
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