exteraWebsite

exteraWebsite is an open-source Next.js 13 landing-page template that powers the official exteraGram Telegram client website, built with Tailwind CSS and the App Router, and maintained by the exteraSquad project team.

What is exteraWebsite?

exteraWebsite is the source code repository behind https://exteragram.app, the official website of the exteraGram Telegram client. It takes markdown content and Next.js page components as input and produces a deployed landing page for the project, running on Next.js 13 with the App Router and styled with Tailwind CSS. The repository path exteraSquad/exteraWebsite identifies the exteraSquad organization as the maintainer of the code.

Key Features

The project's feature set is defined by its Next.js 13 App Router foundation, Tailwind CSS styling, and Vercel-ready deployment setup.

• Next.js 13 with App Router — the project targets Next.js 13 and uses the app directory convention (topics include nextjs13 and nextjs-appdir), which provides file-based routing on the App Router architecture.
• Tailwind CSS styling — the UI is built with Tailwind CSS utility classes, confirmed by both the "Made with Tailwind CSS" badge and the tailwindcss topic tag.
• Landing-page structure — the site is organized as a landing page for a Telegram client product, as described by the landing-page and website topic tags.
• Markdown-based content — the repository's markdown topic indicates that site content is written and maintained in Markdown format.
• Vercel deployment — the README carries a Vercel status badge for the exterawebsite app that points to the live site at https://exteragram.app.
• Yarn development workflow — dependencies are installed with yarn and the local development server is started with yarn dev, serving the site at http://localhost:3000.

Who is it for?

exteraWebsite is aimed at developers and teams who need a functional Next.js landing page that is already wired to a real product. Concretely:

• exteraGram maintainers — the primary audience: they edit the repository to update the official website at exteragram.app and ship changes through the existing Vercel deployment.
• Next.js developers — anyone who wants a working reference implementation of Next.js 13 with the App Router and Tailwind CSS, including a minimal yarn-based setup.
• Telegram ecosystem projects — other Telegram clients, bots, or related open-source projects can fork the repo to launch a similar landing page on the same stack.

What can you do with exteraWebsite?

Because it is the source of a live production site, exteraWebsite supports three concrete workflows:

• Keep the official exteraGram site current: update landing-page content and markdown, then rely on the existing Vercel deployment to publish changes to exteragram.app.
• Study a real Next.js 13 + Tailwind project: read a small, production-style codebase that demonstrates App Router conventions, utility-first styling, and local dev tooling in one place.
• Fork a starter for your own landing page: reuse the repository structure as the base for a new project site, swapping the Telegram content for your own copy.

How does exteraWebsite work?

To run the project locally, install dependencies with yarn, then start the development server with yarn dev. Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser to view the result. On the production side, the site is deployed through Vercel, where the exteragram.app domain is served from the Next.js build.

FAQ

Is exteraWebsite open source?

Yes. The repository is public and includes a LICENSE file referenced by the license badge in the README, so the code can be viewed, forked, and reused by other projects.

What tech stack does exteraWebsite use?

The site is built with Next.js 13 using the App Router (nextjs13 and nextjs-appdir topics) and Tailwind CSS for styling. Yarn is the package manager used in the documented development workflow.

How do I run exteraWebsite locally?

Install dependencies by running yarn, then start the development server with yarn dev. The site is served at http://localhost:3000 in your browser.

Where is the exteraGram website deployed?

The production website runs at https://exteragram.app and is deployed on Vercel. The README includes a Vercel status badge that confirms the deployment target for the exterawebsite app.