Nomo compared to other personal sites.

Nomo is a free page at nomo.md/you, made from one markdown file in your GitHub. It suits a developer who wants a simple personal site or portfolio they fully own, written by hand or by an agent.

It's not the right pick if you need your own domain today, a visual editor, a shop, or a big custom design.

• GitHub profile README when to use which
• Linktree a list of links vs a page
• Carrd design control vs one file
• A hand-built site Astro, Hugo, Jekyll, GitHub Pages
• Bento, Read.cv and Polywork all shut down

It can't be taken away

Bento, Read.cv and Polywork all shut down, and the pages people made there went with them. A Nomo page is a file in your own repo. If Nomo disappeared tomorrow, you'd still have it.

At a glance

• Price: free. MIT licensed.
• Where it lives: human.md in a public repo called .nomo, in your GitHub account.
• Editing: any editor, GitHub's web editor, or your coding agent. Push, and it's live in about a minute.
• What you get: tabs, a photo, images, galleries, video, links, and small or muted text. Light and dark themes.
• Readable by machines: server-rendered pages, a social card, structured data, and the raw markdown at nomo.md/you.md.
• Not yet: custom domains, analytics for your own page.