Hey, all! I built JotBird because I kept running into the same problem: I'd write something in Markdown and need to share it with someone who doesn't live in a terminal. Gists look like code. Pastebins look like pastebins. A blog is overkill for meeting notes.
The JotBird CLI turns a Markdown file into a URL with one command: jotbird publish notes.md. Run it again and the same URL updates in place. The output is a properly rendered document with typography, code blocks, and math support.
The CLI is open source and sits on a three-endpoint API (publish, list, delete). Free accounts get 90-day links, Pro ($29/year) makes them permanent.
Happy to answer any questions!
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The JotBird CLI turns a Markdown file into a URL with one command: jotbird publish notes.md. Run it again and the same URL updates in place. The output is a properly rendered document with typography, code blocks, and math support.
The CLI is open source and sits on a three-endpoint API (publish, list, delete). Free accounts get 90-day links, Pro ($29/year) makes them permanent.
Happy to answer any questions!