Documentation
How Ortszeit works, and what the files it writes look like. The portable format is a published contract — read that page before writing anything against it.
- Getting started
- Create a blog, write a post, attach photos, publish. What the writing surface does and — just as usefully — what it deliberately does not.
- The portable format
- Schema version 1 — the complete front-matter, blog.yaml, trip.yaml and posts.json reference, plus the versioning and deprecation promise attached to it.
- Import
- Bring a Polarsteps, Day One or Google Takeout export — or an Ortszeit folder — into a blog. Everything lands as drafts, and what cannot travel is named rather than dropped.
- Export
- What a free and a paid export contain, how the signed download link works, and why export stays available after a subscription lapses.
- Custom domains
- Point your own domain at your blog — the DNS records, how the certificate is issued, and what happens to the domain if a paid plan lapses.
- API
- There is a REST API. It exists for the mobile apps, its schema is published, and it is not a stable public interface yet.