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DocPort

One-click, high-fidelity export from Google Docs to indexable web articles

Problem
Many writers draft long-form content in Google Docs, but the publish feature is "broken and incomplete," and Google doesn't index Google Docs. Posting to a personal site means broken formatting, missing images, and manual copy-paste pain.
Solution
Connect via Google Docs API to extract structure, styles, and images, converting to clean semantic HTML with custom templates and style mapping. One-click publish to static sites or CMS with proper SEO metadata and sitemap entries so search engines can index it.
Users
Bloggers, indie developers, technical writers, and content creators who write in Google Docs.
MVP
OAuth to pick a document; preserve headings, lists, bold/italic, links, and images; one-click export to styled HTML; copy HTML or push to GitHub Pages/static hosting.
Revenue
Free export with watermark; $8/month subscription removes watermark and adds batch publishing and custom templates; lifetime buyout available.
Why now
AI-assisted writing speeds up content creation, but publishing remains a manual bottleneck; Google Docs is still a mainstream drafting tool, and indie sites need indexable homepages to fight platform algorithms.

Source discussions · 1

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