Archivist website

Static website for the Archivist app for iPhone, iPad and Mac.

There is no build step. The repository is the site.

Local preview

python3 -m http.server 8000

Open http://localhost:8000.

Checks

python3 scripts/check_links.py

The script checks internal links, assets, anchors, page titles, meta descriptions and image alt text.

Structure

• index.html: home page
• documentation/index.html: documentation
• legal/index.html: legal overview with links to the two documents
• terms/index.html: terms and conditions, also read by the app webview
• privacy/index.html: privacy policy, also read by the app webview
• contact/index.html: support email
• assets/: styles, fonts and images
• scripts/check_links.py: local link checker

Deployment

The site is deployed to GitHub Pages from the main branch root and served at https://archivist.timepod.dev. The .nojekyll file keeps GitHub Pages from running Jekyll. All internal paths are relative, so the same files work on a project URL and on the custom domain.

The same repository can be deployed to Vercel as a static site. vercel.json selects the "Other" framework preset, skips dependency installation and runs a no-op build, so an existing Vercel project does not try to run a Next.js build after the static site replaces it.

Notes

• Light and dark mode follow the operating system. There is no theme toggle and no JavaScript.
• The App Store links point to the universal Archivist app listing.
• The iOS and macOS apps load /terms/ and /privacy/ in a webview and read the <article class="longArticle"> element from the HTML. Keep that exact wrapper and put the full text inside it.
• Screenshots and documentation images are optimized WebP files derived from the previous Next.js site.