Pages

CodeFloe hosts static websites straight from your repositories, on servers we run ourselves in Germany.

Sites are served by git-pages, with HTTP/3 and automatic HTTPS, and work the same whether your repository is public or private.

With CodeFloe Pages, you can:

• Host static websites directly from your repositories
• Deploy automatically from any branch (default: pages)
• Use custom build processes with containerized environments
• Configure custom domains for your sites
• Serve sites under the codefloe.page domain

Getting Started

Ready to deploy your first site? Check out our guides:

• Getting Started - Enable Pages and deploy your first site
• Configuration - Customize build settings and domains
• Technical Details - Infrastructure and usage limits

Addresses

Sites are served under the codefloe.page domain, following this pattern:

<username>.codefloe.page/<repository>/

For example, a repository named myproject owned by techuser is served at:

https://techuser.codefloe.page/myproject/

A repository named pages is served at the root of your own subdomain instead: https://techuser.codefloe.page/.

Note

Sites that predate the move to CodeFloe’s own infrastructure (2026-09-20) keep their old <username>-<repository>.codefloe.page address as well.

Example

You can find an example Pages-enabled repository at codefloe/pages-example.