One page, six addresses.

Everything on one screen, addressable in six. Each section is a genuine anchor with its own heading, so links into the middle of the page still make sense.

One-page sites usually trade addressability for simplicity: everything scrolls, nothing can be linked, and support ends up describing where to scroll to.

Here each section is an anchor with a heading, a title and its own entry in the outline, so a link to the pricing section arrives at the pricing section with the right thing announced.

I can finally link someone to the pricing bit.

— A solo founder

WHAT YOU GET

One page that still has addresses.

Sections with addresses

Every section has a stable anchor, a heading and an outline entry, so deep links behave like real pages.

Announced arrivals

Arriving at an anchor moves focus and announces the section, rather than silently jumping the viewport.

Progress indicator

A section marker that shows position without hijacking the scroll or fighting the trackpad.

Prints as a document

The whole page prints as one readable document with sections in order and navigation removed.

FULL FEATURE LIST

The parts most one-pagers skip.

Everything needed so a single-page site behaves like a multi-page one where it matters.

Anchors that survive reordering
Focus moved and announced on arrival
Non-hijacking progress marker
Print layout as a single document
Section-level structured data
Deep links in the sitemap
Reduced-motion scroll fallback
Contact section reachable from anywhere

SPECS

The details

Version: 1.5.0
Released: Sep 13, 2025
Sections: Six, addressable
Anchors: Stable across edits
Scroll hijack: None
Print: Single document

CHANGELOG

Recent releases

1.5.0Sep 2025 — Anchors kept stable when sections are reordered
1.4.0Jul 2025 — Focus now announced on anchor arrival
1.3.0Jun 2025 — Deep links added to the generated sitemap