The landing page of the uSuite organization, served by GitHub Pages at https://usuite.github.io/. It is one static page: index.html, assets/site.css, assets/site.js, the icons and screenshots in assets/, and data/voices.json. No build step, no framework, no analytics, no cookies.
Run python3 -m http.server 8000 in this folder and open http://localhost:8000. Opening index.html as a file works too, except the voices, which need fetch.
data/voices.json holds the posts shown under "What people say", newest first by date. Add one entry per post, only with the author's words as posted and a link to the original:
{ "quote": "Finally a viewer that walks folders with ]", "name": "Jane Doe", "handle": "@jane", "network": "x", "url": "https://x.com/jane/status/1", "date": "2026-11-02" }network is one of x, bluesky, mastodon, reddit, hn, facebook, linkedin, github, youtube, blog. The page renders the fields as text, never as HTML.
Comments use giscus, which stores them in GitHub Discussions of this repository. To turn them on: enable Discussions here, add a category named Comments (type Announcement, so only giscus creates threads), install the giscus app on this repository, then copy the repository id and category id from https://giscus.app into the data-repo-id and data-category-id attributes of #giscus in index.html. Until both are set the page shows a link to the organization's discussions instead.
The Facebook Comments plugin is not an option: Meta discontinued it on 2026-02-10.
Ko-fi at ko-fi.com/usuite is live. The GitHub Sponsors card for the organization (github.com/sponsors/uSuite) is in index.html with hidden until GitHub approves the profile; then remove hidden and the data-todo, and add github: [uSuite] to FUNDING.yml in the .github repository, which gives every uSuite repository its Sponsor button.
Facebook refuses or flags some links by whole domain, and github.io is shared by every Pages site. The page carries Open Graph tags and a 1200 x 630 card (assets/img/og-card.png), so previews work wherever the domain is accepted. If Facebook keeps refusing the link, move to a domain of our own: add a CNAME file with the domain, point DNS at GitHub Pages, and replace https://usuite.github.io/ in the canonical, og:url, og:image and share links of index.html. Check a link with Facebook's Sharing Debugger at https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/.
GitHub Pages serves this repository from master, so the page changes on a release like the tools do: work on feature/*, merge into develop, then into master. Run the scrub check before every push.