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~/my-content 
my-content/
├── bio/                              # one bio per persona
│   ├── index.md                      # default language
│   ├── es.md                         # language variants
│   ├── fr.md
│   └── attachments/
│       └── avatar.png
├── press/
│   ├── productivity-tools/
│   │   ├── productivity-tools.md
│   │   └── attachments/
│   │       ├── image.png
│   │       └── chart.png
│   └── another-article.md            # standalone, no assets
└── market/
    ├── coaching-session/
    │   ├── coaching-session.md
    │   └── attachments/
    │       ├── image.png             # auto-detected as cover
    │       └── attachment.zip        # auto-detected as deliverable
    └── lifetime-deal.md              # standalone product
press/productivity-tools/productivity-tools.md 
---
title: "Productivity tools I actually use"
tags: "tools, indie"
---

# Productivity tools I actually use

Five subscriptions. Five editors. Five companies
owning fragments of my audience.

I went back to Markdown. Here's what changed.

Each post, product, and tier is its own Markdown file.

Everything you publish, in one folder.

Your bio, blog, store, and memberships live as text files on your computer. You write them, Sentilis publishes them.

Bio

Live

Your career, projects, and identity — gathered on a single page that's yours.

Press

Live

Your blog, newsletter, and documentation — unified in one Markdown folder.

Market

Live

Sell digital products and consulting alongside your content. No third-party checkout.

Prime

Live

Memberships and recurring revenue. Tiers in your .md file, payments via Stripe.

Gallery

Live

Your visual portfolio from a Markdown folder — images, series and wall labels, as an editorial gallery.

Why not just use…?

vs. Substack

Substack takes 10% of every subscription. Lower fees here, and your audience exports as plain text.

vs. Notion

Notion keeps your content in their database. Your Markdown lives on your computer.

vs. five different tools

One folder replaces five subscriptions and five logins. ~$40/month → $12/month.

vs. building it yourself

Ownership of a static site, without the configs and maintenance eating your time.

Start publishing today.

Create your account, connect your favorite tool (CLI or Obsidian), and publish your first Markdown file in minutes. No credit card until you decide to scale.

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