GitQi keeps its surface area small on purpose — but every feature earns its keep. This page shows you the full set, what it looks like in use, and the keyboard shortcuts that make it feel like an editor you've used for years.
The editor lives in a compact floating toolbar at the top of the page. Hover interactions reveal controls in context. Every action auto-saves to disk and keeps a full undo history across the session.
Click to edit. Select to format. Links, code, bold, italic, fonts, sizes, colors — all from a floating toolbar.
Replace any image or video with one click. Uploaded files go to
your local assets/ folder and sync on publish.
Generate a themed section between existing ones, or ask for a whole new page. Gemini powered.
Restructure a section without losing its content. Walk back every structural change with Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z.
Restructure the nav or footer on any page — the new version writes back to every other page automatically.
Adjust colors, fonts, spacing, favicon, and meta tags live from the Theme panel. Every page updates instantly.
Each feature is built to disappear into the background of your workflow. Here's what the experience looks like in use.
Clicking on text makes it editable. You just type and the content is saved to your computer in the HTML file. When editing, you can use Ctrl+Z to undo and Ctrl+Shift+Z to redo. If you select text, a styling editor shows to style the highlighted text.
When clicking on a link, you are presented a smart link editing
tool. You can go to that link with the button in the top
right. If you type an external URL, it will default to
opening in a new tab. Type mailto: in the URL
and you are presented with an email template.
mailto: support with email obfuscation.
Click any editable image to open a file picker. GitQi writes the
file into your local
assets/ folder, rewrites the src, and
queues it for the next publish. No drag-and-drop anxiety, no
hidden folders, no mystery.
assets/ folder stays fully under your control.
Hover between two sections to reveal + Add Section. Describe what you want — "a three-card features grid with icons" — and a themed section appears, matched to your palette and typography. Hover any existing section for ⟳ Reformat to restructure it without losing content.
Click Pages in the toolbar to add a new AI-generated page, navigate between pages, or remove a page you no longer need. Whenever the nav changes — a reformat, a new page, a rename — the update is mirrored to every other page file on disk instantly.
gitqi-pages.json manifest.
Click Theme to open a live-editing panel for every visual token: primary and accent colors, heading and body fonts, spacing scale, border radius, and meta tags. Changes update the page in real time and apply across every file in your site.
Click Publish and GitQi serializes every page, strips the editor scripts and your credentials, then pushes the clean files straight to your GitHub repo via the Contents API. GitHub Pages picks up the changes and your site is updated in about sixty seconds.