Static Page Builder
ShipAny supports static page building. You can render a static page with just a Markdown file, without writing any code.
Static page files are defined in the content/pages directory. One file corresponds to one page, and multi-language support is available.
Default Static Pages
The template includes two built-in static pages:
- Terms of Service page
The access route is /terms-of-service, and the corresponding file is content/pages/terms-of-service.mdx.
- Privacy Policy page
The access route is /privacy-policy, and the corresponding file is content/pages/privacy-policy.mdx.
For example, when you visit the privacy policy page, you'll see:
Static pages support multi-language display. For example, if your project needs to display a Chinese privacy policy page, the access route is
/zh/privacy-policy, and you need to create the static page file:content/pages/privacy-policy.zh.mdx.
Create a New Static Page
You can follow the steps below to create a new static page.
For example, let's create a company introduction page with the access route /about/company:
Create the about/company.mdx file in the content/pages directory.
Write the page content:
---
title: ShipAny Company
description: Introduction about our company
created_at: 2025-12-05
---
## Company Introduction
ShipAny is a company that helps our customers build AI SaaS products quickly and easily.
Write the page content in Markdown format. The
title,description, andcreated_atfields wrapped in---at the beginning of the file are optional and are used to set the page title, description, and creation time.
When you visit the /about/company page, you'll see:
If your project needs to support multi-language access to static pages, you need to create corresponding static page files for each language.
For example, to access the /ja/about/company page, the corresponding static page file is content/pages/about/company.ja.mdx.
content/pagesis the root directory for static page files. You can create multi-level subdirectories under this directory. For example, you can create acontent/pages/foo/bar/abc.mdxfile, and the corresponding access route is/foo/bar/abc.