TinyBones provides a minimal blog template for publishing personal writing through a lightweight website.

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About TinyBones

TinyBones is a minimal blog template built with Astro, intended for publishing personal writing on a lightweight website. The homepage describes it as aimed at developers who want a customizable blog without extra built-in components, and it states that no frameworks are installed by default.

The template uses Astro, Tailwind CSS, and Markdown, and the homepage says these produce fast, lightweight pages. It includes a sitemap, an RSS feed, and Open Graph protocol support, along with system, dark, and light color modes and keyboard navigation. The homepage does not state pricing, and the directory record does not list a source repository. The source does not describe other limitations.

Key features

  • Astro-based blog template using Tailwind CSS and Markdown
  • Installs no frameworks by default, with a customizable foundation
  • System, dark, and light mode support
  • Keyboard navigation and semantic HTML
  • Sitemap, RSS feed, and Open Graph protocol support
  • Post series support, shown through multi-part example posts
Best for: Developers who want a minimal, customizable personal blog built with Astro.
Good for
  • Built on Astro, Tailwind CSS, and Markdown, which the homepage says produce fast, lightweight pages.
  • Includes sitemap, RSS feed, and Open Graph support by default.
  • Lists system, dark, and light mode support along with keyboard navigation.

TinyBones at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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TinyBones FAQ

Does the template include an RSS feed?
Yes. The homepage states that it includes an RSS feed, along with a sitemap and Open Graph protocol support.
What content format does it use for posts?
The homepage describes Markdown as part of the template's stack and lists example posts titled Markdown Syntax Example and MDX Syntax Example.
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