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Bloggrify is a Nuxt layer that turns Markdown files into a blog.

Built on the excellent Nuxt Content framework, Bloggrify provides:

✅ Pre-configured integrations (not just dependencies)

• 7 analytics providers (Google Analytics, Plausible, Pirsch, Umami, Fathom, Hakanai Pulse, Openpanel)
• 2 newsletter services (MailerLite, Hakanai Broadcast)
• Comment systems (Hakanai Connect, Hyvor Talk)
• Social sharing

✅ SEO & Performance out-of-the-box

• Nuxt SEO modules pre-configured (sitemap, robots, schema.org)
• Auto-generated RSS feed
• Optimized for 90+ Lighthouse scores

✅ Content components ready to use

• YouTube/Instagram/Vimeo embeds
• Mermaid diagrams, KaTeX math
• Multi-author support
• Tag & category filtering

✅ Professional themes (not blank pages)

• Responsive, accessible designs
• Dark mode support
• Customizable via single config file

Why not just use Nuxt Content directly?

You absolutely can! Bloggrify is for developers who:

• Want a blog specifically (Nuxt Content does blogs, docs, changelogs, etc.)
• Don't want to spend 1-2 days selecting modules and integrating analytics, comments, newsletters
• Prefer a professional theme out-of-the-box
• Want a single config file vs scattered configuration

If you enjoy configuring everything yourself, vanilla Nuxt Content might be better for you.

Discover all features on the official website

If you use this project and it saves you time. How about supporting it?

Supporting the project

I created Bloggrify because I know how tedious it is to assemble all the bricks needed to have an SEO-efficient blog, with a clean, accessible design, responsive, with features already integrated (comment system, rss feed, newsletter, sitemap etc...).

If you consider that you've really saved time, you might consider supporting this work. It's optional, but it will be much appreciated.

The first option is to offer me a virtual coffee representing the value of the time you've saved.

But you can also contribute in many other ways:

• by talking about this project on social networks, on your blog, with your colleagues.
• by giving this project a star on github
• by contributing to the open source project to improve it (see below)

Contributing to the project

See CONTRIBUTING.md for local setup, the commit convention, and the conventions the codebase follows.