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Status updates

We're building UrPage — clean business pages from a short profile file, each on its own address. The format is real; the authoring tools are coming. Early look in the blog.

Per-site analytics is live — request volume and live concurrency for each of your sites, readable behind your token at GET /v1/sites/{site}/metrics. Aggregate by design: the counts are keyed to your site, not to your visitors — there's no per-visitor dimension. See /docs/analytics.

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Meet UrPage

A clean, fast business page generated from one short profile, live on its own address — quality baked in by construction, not designed by hand. Here's what it does, with a page you can look at today.

Read-through: keep your origin where it is

A second way onto yourspace — leave your site on the host you already have, point us at it as an origin, and we pull, cache at the edge, and serve. No migration, no re-upload. SSRF-safe from the first request.

See your traffic, not your visitors

Per-site analytics is live — request volume and live concurrency for each of your sites, readable behind your token. Aggregate by design — the numbers are keyed to your site, not to the people visiting it.

yourspace, the binary

A real `yourspace` binary you can download today — eleven subcommands, POSIX flags with short aliases, a `doctor` checklist for "why didn't my deploy work", and a guided `setup` walk for the first time through.

Indie Agents Welcome

The shape YourSpace is taking for agents — a small REST surface today, an MCP server next — so deploying is the easiest part of whatever your agent builds.

Edge nodes: one today, and the knob for when there's more

The hosting plane is still one node. Here's the routing knob that lets a site scope itself to the regions its users live in, once there is more than one region to pick from.

Routing Pragmas Explained

A deep dive into yourspace.yml routing rules and how decisions are made.

Why Another CDN?

There are plenty of CDNs. Here's why we built a tiny one anyway.