About szzt

Publish a mini-site to your own atproto PDS.

szzt lets you sign in with your atproto (Bluesky) account, drop in a file, a folder, or a .zip, and publish it as a small website stored in your own PDS — the same account repository your posts live in. Nobody else hosts your content or holds a copy of it.

Each site is served content-addressed and hash-verified at <name>.szzt.app: the gateway checks every byte against the hash your PDS signed, so what loads in the browser is provably the bytes you published — the host is never trusted to be honest about them.

Available now

• Sign in with atproto
  Log in with your Bluesky / atproto account, entirely in the browser.
• Drop a file, folder, or .zip and publish
  Drag in a page, some images, or a whole site — it's published straight to your own PDS.
• Content-addressed, byte-verified serving
  Every site loads at its content hash and every byte is checked before it reaches the page.
• Sandboxed preview before you publish
  See exactly how the built site looks in an isolated frame, then decide to publish.
• Version history with one-click revert
  Every update is kept as a version; roll back to any earlier one instantly.
• Keep the newest versions, prune the rest
  Opt in to keeping only the most recent N versions of a site and deleting older ones.
• Custom short names for your sites
  Give a site a readable short name instead of a long identifier.
• Served over HTTPS at <name>.szzt.app
  Each site gets its own secure subdomain, isolated from every other site.
• Content moderation and labeling
  Abuse reporting and takedown labels from atproto labelers are honored at serve time.

Planned

• Your own custom domain
  Serve a site on a domain you own, with its own HTTPS certificate.
• Mirror to your own IPFS node
  Also pin each published site to an IPFS node you run. Being reworked.
• Mirror to your own CDN
  Push each published site to your own CDN bucket so it can be served from there too. Being reworked.
• Discovery — directory, search, and feeds
  Browse, search, and follow feeds of sites published across everyone's PDS.