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Zensical by Martin Donath

MIT-licensed static site generator with a Rust core, compatible with Material for MkDocs projects.

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About Zensical

MIT-licensed static site generator with a Rust core, compatible with Material for MkDocs projects. Zensical is a developer tools product built by indie maker Martin Donath, launched in 2025.

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Active
Launched
2025
Website
zensical.org

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Material for MkDocs

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Documentation theme for MkDocs used by FastAPI, uv, AWS, OpenAI and tens of thousands of projects; now in maintenance mode.

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Zensical FAQ

What is Zensical?

Zensical is a developer tools product: MIT-licensed static site generator with a Rust core, compatible with Material for MkDocs projects.

Who made Zensical?

Zensical was made by Martin Donath, Creator of Material for MkDocs; founder of Zensical, a Rust-based static site generator. It launched in 2025. Martin Donath has also built Material for MkDocs, Zensical Spark.

Is Zensical still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Zensical is still active and run by Martin Donath at zensical.org.

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