Write in Google Docs. Publish a website.

Nocode turns a folder of Google Docs into a fast, well-set website. Keep writing where you already write; when a doc changes, publish and the site follows.

Free for one site. No card needed.

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A blog post built by Nocode with the Blog template: a serif masthead, the date, a large headline and a photo.

How it works

Your Drive folder is the website. Nothing to install and no editor to learn.

  1. Pick a Drive folder

    Sign in with Google and choose the folder that holds your docs. Nocode gets read-only access: it cannot change or delete anything.

  2. Choose a template

    Six templates, each with its own typefaces. Pick a colour and the whole site is tinted to match, with text that stays readable.

  3. Preview, then publish

    Check the preview, then publish. When you edit a doc, publish again and the site catches up.

Folders are sections, docs are pages

In your DriveOn your site
Home (doc)The front page
About (doc)A page called About
Blog (folder)A section, with a page that lists what is in it
First post (doc in Blog)A page in that section
topbar (folder)The menu at the top: the docs and folders you put in it
footer (folder)The links at the foot of every page

Six templates, each with one idea

Every template ships its own typefaces with your site and takes on your colour.

  • A site built with the Standard template.

    Standard

    Documentation with a sidebar

    Red Hat Display + Red Hat Text

  • A site built with the Blog template.

    Blog

    Editorial posts with images and dates

    Source Serif 4 + Literata

  • A site built with the Business template.

    Business

    Bold first screen for a company

    Archivo + Source Sans 3

  • A site built with the Minimal template.

    Minimal

    Quiet and spare

    Hanken Grotesk

  • A site built with the Central template.

    Central

    One centred statement

    Young Serif + Mulish

  • A site built with the CV template.

    CV

    A printed CV or résumé

    Alegreya Sans + Alegreya

What your site gets

Built from your docs every time you publish.

Your own address
Every site gets name.nocode.works. On a paid plan, add your own domain and Nocode sets up HTTPS for it.
Pictures from your docs
A doc that opens with a picture shows it as the page’s hero, and the first large picture in each doc becomes its thumbnail in lists.
A blog that looks like one
Folders can list their docs as posts, newest first, with a date, a thumbnail and the opening lines.
Video
Paste a YouTube link on a line of its own and it becomes a player on the page.
Ready to be found and shared
Page titles and descriptions, and the tags that social sites and chat apps read to show a preview of the link.
Your analytics
Add Google Analytics, Tag Manager or a Facebook Pixel by ID, or paste in your own code.

Fast and safe, plainly

Your site is static pages and its own font files, served over HTTPS. There are no plugins, and no Nocode script runs in your visitors’ browsers. The only code on the page is tracking you choose to add.

Nocode asks Google for read-only access to your Drive. It reads the folder you pick for each site, and it cannot change or delete a document.

Every template is built for phones first, then widened for bigger screens.

A site built with the Business template, on a phone.
A site built with the CV template, on a phone.

“It took us just under a day to transfer our product documentation that we had already written in a few different places to Google Documents. From there it took us couple of hours to tweak a few of the settings in Nocode and we were done. We had already spent a few weeks on this project before discovering Nocode, the speed we have been able to complete this is Astonishing!”

Adam Lovelock, Astonish Email

Your docs are already written.

Free for one site. $10 a month or $149 once for as many as you like, on your own domains.