Glycer.

Publish websites on your own subdomain.

Create an account, build your site, and publish it — every site gets its own address, instantly.

Your site lives at your-site.glycer.flyingdarkdev.com

Everything a site needs, in one place

No separate hosting, no DNS wrangling, no deploy pipeline to babysit. Build it here, publish it here.

Visual editor

Design pages on a canvas — structure, content and style, without touching code.

Pages, content & media

Pages, posts, collections and a media library, all organised per site.

Your own subdomain

Every site gets an address the moment you create it. Taken names get suggestions, not dead ends.

Custom domains

Bring your own domain. Add it, set two DNS records, verify — and it serves your site.

Teams per site

Invite people to one site without giving them the others. Owners, admins, members and clients.

Instant publish

One click and your draft is live on your subdomain. Edit again, publish again.

One account, as many sites as you need

A portfolio, a client site, a side project, a community page — each one is its own site with its own subdomain, its own team and its own content. They never leak into each other.

1. Create an account

Sign up once. Your dashboard lists every site you belong to.

2. Build your site

Pick a name, get a subdomain, start with a home page or a blank site.

3. Publish

Your site is live instantly on its subdomain — share the link.

Questions

The short version.

Do I need my own domain?

No. Every site gets a subdomain automatically. If you already own a domain, you can connect it to a site instead.

Can I invite other people to my site?

Yes. Invite them by email — they need a Glycer account first — and pick a role: admin, member or client. Each site has its own member list.

What happens when I publish?

Your current draft becomes the live site on your subdomain. You can keep editing and publish again whenever you like.

Can I change my subdomain later?

Yes, in the site settings. The old subdomain is freed immediately, so pick carefully — someone else can take it.

What if the subdomain I want is taken?

You will see that it is taken right away, with suggestions for the next available names.

Your next site starts here.