Ship a static site
in under a minute.

Getting started

Triangle turns a folder of static files into a live URL. There's nothing to install and no build server to configure. The fastest path:

1. Open the dashboard  →  /dashboard.html
2. Drag a folder, a single .html file, or a .zip onto the page
3. Name the project and press Deploy ▲
4. Watch the build log, then click your live URL

Three ways to deploy

Drop, Import, and Starter all converge on the same build-log theater and success beat. Pick by where your code lives:

	Drop	Import	Starter
Best for	A folder you already have	An existing Git repo	Starting from scratch
Needs Git	No	Yes	No
Creates	A new deployment	A wired project	A copy you own
Build step	Auto-detected	Editable presets	Pre-configured
Time to live	~2s	~2s	~2s

The build log

Every deploy streams a live monospace log, sectioned by phase — clone → install → build → upload — with the tail always pinned to the newest line and a timestamp on every entry. Statuses move Queued → Building → Ready (or Error, which lands you on diagnostics, not a dead end).

Secret masking. Any environment value 32 characters or longer that appears in the log is automatically replaced with [REDACTED]. Common token shapes (sk-…, ghp_…, AKIA…) are masked regardless of length.

07:44:21  Detected framework: Static
07:44:21  API_KEY: value ≥32 chars → [REDACTED]
07:44:22  ▲ my-site-lucid8k2.ship.now
07:44:22  Deployment completed ✓

Instant rollback

Rolling back repoints your production alias at a previous deployment. It's instantaneous because nothing rebuilds — the files already exist on the edge.

Dashboard → Overview → Production Deployment tile
  → Instant Rollback
  → confirm current vs. previous
  → Confirm Rollback

The rolled-back state is sticky: automatic production assignment turns off (a new push won't silently overwrite the rollback) and an Undo Rollback button appears on the tile. Hobby can roll back to the previous deployment; Pro to any deployment ever aliased to production.

Custom domains

Custom domains work on every plan, including Hobby. Point a domain at a deployment by adding it in Project Settings and creating the DNS record we show you. The default *.ship.now subdomain always keeps working alongside it.

Starters

A starter is a real, self-contained static site plus a one-click deploy. Deploying one copies it into your own space and runs the same build — you own the code from second one. Browse them in the gallery.

Limits & the stop-line

The honest boundaries of a static host:

• Static only. No serverless functions or server runtime — this is the stop-line. Client-side JS is fine; server code is not.
• File size. Up to 20 MB per file in a single upload.
• Build timeout. Builds hard-stop at 45 minutes (static deploys finish in seconds).
• Build cache. Up to 1 GB retained ~1 month for fast rebuilds.

The .md twin

Every docs page is also served as raw markdown — append .md to any docs URL for the agent-readable source, complete with YAML frontmatter (type, last_updated, related). Our docs are built for humans and LLMs alike.

GET /docs.md
---
type: how-to
last_updated: 2026-07-20
related: [/product, /pricing]
---
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