Sure, there are several features to Nostr Sites.

You can write some HTML code into a nostr note, and paste the noteID into the main page. In about 10 seconds, it will render your code and give you a url associated with the noteID.

There is an option to fill out a form, and it will give you some HTML you can use to create a default link tree. Or you can write with markdown, and it will convert it to HTML. Then you just copy this HTML code and paste it into your favorite client.

And finally, there is a paid service that gives you several cool features. You will get a custom url (nostrsites.com/btcapsule), and the option to use additional frameworks like jquery.

You can check out my link tree below, and here is the noteID with the code:

nostr:note1jyma6pkue2jz6aqn3nstve0rxlh6hfrfanevg69jlzktluwlkpzq7s6j4g

https://nostrsites.com/btcapsule

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Ok that’s nice. But where are the website hosted? This seems to be similar to Nostr.build but for webpage?

The webpage is hosted on https://nostrsites.com, but the code is transmitted by relays and available to anyone. So it’s more like https://habla.news. Other clients could be built like Nostr Sites, and none of us would have access to the actual code on the note.

Nostr.build is different because it doesn’t render images posted to nostr. It hosts the actual image so it can be viewed on nostr. It’s basically like Imgur, but with some cool nostr features built into it.