You can find the original source on https://codeberg.org/simonrepp/faircamp
Learn more about the differences here
A static site generator for audio producers
Point Faircamp to a folder hierarchy containing your audio files. Within minutes, Faircamp builds a complete website presenting your work. The resulting site requires no database, no programming, no maintenance, and is compatible with virtually every webhost on this planet.
Latest Release: 1.7 – Visit the website to get started.
Featured site: bonkwave.org/music
The website is the central information hub:
- Feature overview
- Downloads
- Tutorials for Linux, macOS and Windows
- Community resources
- Showcase of sites using faircamp
- Links to further resources
The manual covers specific aspects:
- Usage instructions
- Reference
- Examples
- Information on various topics
Major developments on Faircamp (Faircamp 1.0 in 2024 up to Faircamp 1.4 in 2025) have been financed and supported by the European Commission's Next Generation Internet programme through the NGI0 Entrust fund established by NLnet (see the project grant website for more details). On behalf of myself and all the people and communities benefitting from this work, I'd like to express my gratefulness for being given this amazing opportunity and incredible support, thank you so much!
Building faircamp from source is pretty straight-forward, see the instructions
in BUILD.md.
Building the manual is also trivial: It's a subcrate located in the
manual folder in this repository, just follow its README.md.
Faircamp is licensed under the AGPL-3.0-or-later.
Documentation is licensed under the CC0-1.0.
Builds generated with faircamp re-distribute the Barlow font, licensed under the OFL-1.1.
The faircamp manual re-distributes the Fira Mono and Titillium Web fonts, licensed under the OFL-1.1.