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Content Pods

Portable content hosting for individuals.

Not every publisher needs a full CMS. Content Pods provide lightweight, portable content hosting - perfect for individuals, bloggers, and small publishers.

What is a Content Pod?

A Content Pod is a static export of your structured content - HTML, JSON, and media files - that can be hosted anywhere. It's your content, portable and verifiable.

Static files

Your content is exported as static files (HTML, JSON, images). No server-side processing needed. Host it anywhere.

Content signing

Every content item is signed with your Ed25519 publisher key, ensuring integrity and authenticity.

Manifest-based

A content manifest indexes all your content items, making them discoverable by Discovery Nodes.

CDN-ready

Static files work perfectly with CDNs for fast, global content delivery.

Hosting options

Choose how and where to host your Content Pod:

Managed hosting

*.pods.roadbeat.net - one-click deployment, automatic SSL, CDN included. The easiest option.

Hetzner S3

European object storage. Low cost, high reliability, GDPR-compliant. For privacy-conscious publishers.

Self-hosted

Run Nginx or Caddy on your own server. Full control over your infrastructure.

Static hosting

GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel - use any static hosting provider you already know.

Content Pods vs Studio

Content Pods are for lightweight publishing. Studio is for full CMS functionality.

Content Pod

Static files, no database, portable, any hosting, ideal for individuals

Studio Node

Full CMS, rich editor, asset management, multi-user, API, ideal for organizations

Tech Stack: Static files + optional Node.js for dynamic features

License: Apache 2.0

Start your Content Pod

Export your content and host it anywhere. Your content, your server, your rules.

Learn more about Content Pods

Content Pod Documentation

Learn about pod structure, content signing, hosting options, and the dashboard. Comprehensive guides for setting up and managing your Content Pods.

Read the Documentation