Jekyll vs postach.io : Which is Better?

Jekyll

Jekyll takes your content, renders Markdown and Liquid templates, and spits out a complete, static website ready to be served by Apache, Nginx or another web server. Developed by Tom Preston-Werner, Nick Quaranto

License: Open Source

Categories: Development Photos & Graphics Social & Communications

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Self-Hosted

postach.io

postach.io turns an Evernote notebook into a blog or website. Developed by Input Logic Inc.

License: Freemium

Categories: Business & Commerce Social & Communications

Apps available for Online Evernote Dropbox

Jekyll VS postach.io Feature comparision

Feature	Jekyll	postach.io
Blogging
Publishing
Ruby
Static Site Generator
Web Server
Website builder
Intuitive Nodes
MarkDown support
Modular System
Customizable
Data export/import
Flat File CMS
No database needed
Arch Linux Package
Local server included
Command line interface
Convert HTML pages to PDF
Support for LaTeX
Support for ActivityPub
Dedicated Server Hosting
Beginner friendly
Mobile friendly
Plugin API
Evernote integration
Dropbox integration
Progressive Web App
Serverless
Pocket integration
Plugins
Self-deployment
Social feed
Blog template
IFTTT integration
User friendly
Ad-free
Anonymity
Privacy focused
Decentralized
Distributed
Html as document format