Publish & share

What you build is yours — OIOXO gives you every way out of the browser, and one way to put it on the web.

Download a .zip

One click in the project sidebar (or the command palette) downloads the whole project as a zip. Works for every project type.

Download as one .html

For static sites, OIOXO can inline the CSS and JavaScript into a single self-contained .html file — email it, drop it anywhere, double click and it runs.

Publish to the web (GitHub Pages)

1. Click “Publish to the web…” in the project sidebar.
2. Paste a fine-grained GitHub token with Pages write access (it stays in your browser — see Working with GitHub).
3. OIOXO builds the static site, pushes it to a gh-pages branch, and hands you the live URL.

Re-publish any time; the same flow updates the site.

Save to a local folder

On Chromium browsers, “Save to folder…” writes the project straight to a folder on your disk — from there it’s a normal local project you can also reopen on the Files surface.

Share by code — nothing leaves your device

“Share…” packs your whole project — every file — into a single share code (and a matching /oioxo?share=… link). The code is the project: it’s your files compressed and encoded, with no server, no upload, and no peer connection in between. Copy the link into any chat, email, or note.

Whoever opens the link — or pastes the code into “Got a share code?” on the OIOXO landing page — gets an exact copy of the project, decoded right in their own browser. It’s a portable snapshot, not a live session: their edits and yours are independent from that point on. To collaborate continuously, push to GitHub and let each side open the repo.