siterealInstall
sitereal 0.2.2
One command and it is installed — macOS, Windows or Linux. Seven days free, then €69 a year or €99 once at the launch price.
macOS and Linux
curl -fsSL https://get.sitereal.app | shInstalls the app — into Applications on a Mac, as an AppImage with a menu entry on Linux — plus the sitereal command. No administrator rights, no Node.
Windows
irm https://get.sitereal.app/install.ps1 | iexPaste it into PowerShell. It installs the app for your user, with a Start menu entry, and adds sitereal to your PATH. No administrator rights.
Homebrew: brew install meinaufwind/tap/sitereal — or, if you already have Node: npx sitereal
One command, then it opens
The line installs sitereal and opens the app, where you sign in with your email and a six-digit code, then pick a folder for your first project. Later, typing sitereal inside a project opens that project instead.
Your work never leaves your machine
The engine, the canvas and the emitter all run locally, and your projects are folders on your disk. The only thing that talks to us is the license check.
It needs Node for the site, not for itself
sitereal ships as a self-contained binary. Node is what your Astro project needs to build — the same Node it needed before sitereal existed.
Paste one line and see what happens.
Seven days free, cancel any time. The worst case is a folder with a working Astro site in it.