Native Qt
Blogy
A black Markdown editor for the blogs you already have. Write the post, watch the preview, fix the front matter in a form, and publish with git.
What it does
The post, then the push
Blogy is generic. A Jekyll site, collections or _posts, or a Next.js MDX blog works once the config describes it. The example ships with whitewitch, Mira's World, and this site filled in. Keep them, edit them, or delete them.
- WriteMarkdown on a black page. Headings, lists, and fenced code.
- PreviewThe preview fills the text area until you close it.
- Front matterA form built from the keys already in the post.
- Publishgit add, commit, and push in the site's own clone.
Beside the draft
Grok, and then Bluesky
A chat in the side pane can see the post. Finish the post, polish it, or ask for a title. After a publish, Blogy can offer the title and the URL as a Bluesky post. The app password stays in your config. Blogy uses your git credentials for the push. It never holds a GitHub token.
Built with Qt 6, in the same shape as Cinder and Vesper. The bundle in dist/ runs on a machine where Qt is not installed. The source is on GitHub, under the MIT license. Back to the card.