A landing page, blog, and docs site that ships in minutes.

Cookie is a Jekyll and Tailwind CSS theme. Clone it, run one command, and you have a fast static site with a landing page, an integrated blog, and space for real documentation.

terminal

$ git clone https://github.com/abhinavs/cookie.git

$ cd cookie && bin/bootstrap

$ bin/start

# site running at http://127.0.0.1:4061_

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What you get

Landing page + blog + docs: One site for your marketing page, a Markdown blog, and a documentation section, all from the same theme.
Tailwind CSS v4: CSS-native theme config, no build step to configure beyond what's already wired up.
LLM friendly: Plain Markdown content and clean structure that both humans and coding assistants can navigate.
Fast, static output: Jekyll builds everything to static HTML, so hosting is cheap and pages load instantly.
SEO and RSS built in: Jekyll SEO Tag and Jekyll Feed are wired up out of the box.
Deploy anywhere: One-click deploy on Netlify, or push the static output to any host you like.

A folder you already understand

no dashboard or CMS needed

Every page and post is a plain Markdown file, sitting in a folder that matches what it does. Add a file, and Jekyll builds it into the site.

cookie/

├── index.html    homepage
├── _pages/       about, contact, terms
├── _posts/       blog, in Markdown
├── _docs/        documentation
└── _config.yml   site settings

Docs, out of the box

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A starter set of guides for setting up, customizing, and shipping a Cookie site, ready to read or edit from day one.

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FAQ

Do I need to know Tailwind CSS?

No. The theme ships with a working design. You only need Tailwind if you want to change colors, spacing, or add new components.

Can Cookie replace my docs site?

Yes. Pages and posts are plain Markdown collections, so a docs folder is just another collection with its own layout.

How do I customize the landing page?

Edit index.html in the project root. Other pages live in _pages and blog posts in _posts.

Is it free?

Cookie is MIT licensed and free to use. It's built and maintained by Abhinav Saxena.