Revdoku vs Mirin
Revdoku publishes complete static files from AI tools. Mirin combines developer-built site components with client-facing visual editing and managed website delivery. Revdoku is closer to hosting an artifact; Mirin is closer to an ongoing website production system.
Older directory listings describe a Mirin free tier with one site and unlimited pages or submissions. Mirin’s current official material reviewed on August 15, 2026 does not publish those limits, so they are not treated as current here.
Quick comparison
| Capability | Revdoku | Mirin |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | AI-created websites, reports, and shareable files | Professionally built sites that clients can edit visually |
| Publishing workflow | Ask a supported AI to publish files or a folder | Build with reusable components, then manage in Mirin |
| First preview | Public 24-hour preview without signup | Contact/sign-in workflow; no comparable anonymous publish documented |
| Framework approach | Host the static output of any tool | Developer tools for React, Vue, and Svelte component sites |
| Visual editing | Edit source files or regenerate with AI | Visual page and content editing is a central feature |
| Forms | Three submissions/day on Revdoku Free | Built-in form handling is documented |
| Analytics | Not included on Revdoku Free | Built-in analytics are documented |
| Custom domain and SSL | One domain on Revdoku Free | Custom domains and SSL are documented |
| Free-plan limits | Publicly listed | Current one-site/unlimited-page claim not verified |
Choose Revdoku when
Choose Revdoku when an AI should publish a finished result immediately and a proprietary visual CMS is unnecessary. It is suitable for one-off client previews, documents, and static microsites.
Choose Mirin when
Choose Mirin when developers supply a reusable component system but editors or clients need to change pages visually afterward. Its forms, analytics, and content workflow are more integrated.
Key difference
Mirin manages the ongoing creation and editing of component-based websites. Revdoku publishes whatever static output your AI or build tool produces.
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