We’ve rolled out several improvements to Lavvus, including bug fixes for embedded posts and a refreshed, more intuitive Markdown editor. Most excitingly, we’ve launched the Lavvus API, allowing users to programmatically create, edit, and delete blog posts. This new feature opens the door to powerful integrations—from Strava ride updates to fully automated publishing workflows.

Writing just got a whole lot more fun. You can now invite co-writers to your Lavvus friends, thinkers, or anyone who loves great ideas and conversation. Gather your own Beat Generation, that mix of voices that sparks creativity and keeps the words flowing. Share stories, build together, and make your blog come alive through connection, laughter, and the thrill of creating together.

Lavvus is coming more and more to life; with users sharing music, podcast notes, and personal posts that show what the platform can be. We’ve spotted the first link-in-bio pages out in the world and are continuing to improve blog design and social sharing. Here’s what we’re working on, what’s next, and how you can help shape it.

I began with a simple vision: bring back the personal website. A place to write, to share, and to own your voice and keep it outside of the noise of platforms. The personal blog is the foundation. But how do you connect everything else?

We’re starting to see more people slowly launching their blogs on Lavvus, and honestly, it’s exciting! Watching ideas take shape and come alive on your pages is exactly why we’re building Lavvus.

What began as a small idea, a quiet side project to make blogging feel simple again, has suddenly grown into something people are actually using. And that’s honestly the most exciting part: not just building Lavvus, but watching others take it for a spin, make it their own and share their first thoughts.

Lavvus started as a simple itch to write without hassle. Now, after massive upgrades, it’s faster, smoother, and open to everyone. No pressure, just pleasure — your words, your way.

Lately, I’ve been feeling the itch to start blogging again—no specific topic and no regular updates, just the occasional outlet. Since I couldn’t find a platform that fit all my needs, I decided to create my own. Welcome to Lavvus.