Bridge your GitHub repositories and Wix website to automate content publishing and deployment notifications.
Push changes to GitHub and automatically update your Wix website content.
Track what shipped and when with automated Wix page or blog updates.
Remove manual handoffs between your dev team and website manager.
Automatically create or update a Wix blog post when a new GitHub release is tagged.
Push a new Wix page draft whenever a feature branch is merged into main.
Update a Wix status or maintenance page when a GitHub deployment workflow starts.
Surface recent GitHub commits or merged PRs on a public-facing Wix portfolio page.
Populate a Wix CMS collection with structured release data pulled from GitHub tags.
Automatically update your Wix project showcase when a new public repo is created.
Authorize Neotask to receive webhook events from your chosen repositories or organization.
Link your Wix account so Neotask can create, update, or publish CMS items on your site.
Define which GitHub events update which Wix content, then turn on the workflow.
| GitHub Action | Wix Action | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Release tag created | Create blog post | Changelog publishing |
| Push to main | Update CMS item | Content sync |
| PR merged | Draft new page | Feature announcement |
| Workflow started | Update status page | Deployment visibility |
| New public repo | Add portfolio item | Showcase update |
| Commit pushed | Log activity entry | Contribution tracking |
Developers ship code constantly, but getting that progress onto a website often requires a separate manual step. With Neotask connecting GitHub and Wix, the two platforms talk to each other automatically.
When you tag a new release in GitHub, Neotask can create a Wix blog post or CMS entry with the release notes, version number, and date already filled in.
Freelancers and agencies can use this integration to keep a Wix portfolio updated in near real-time. New public repositories, merged projects, and published packages can each trigger a content update on your Wix site.
Whether you maintain one Wix site or manage a network of client sites tied to separate GitHub repos, this integration grows with your workflow.
Use GitHub release descriptions as the body source for Wix blog posts to avoid rewriting content.
Filter by tag pattern to avoid triggering on internal or test tags.
Preview Wix CMS updates in draft mode first before enabling auto-publish for production sites.
Both. Neotask can create new CMS items or update existing ones depending on how you configure the workflow.
No. Neotask uses the Wix REST API, which works without enabling Velo on your site.
Neotask queues the action and retries automatically, so no GitHub events are silently dropped.
Yes. Each Neotask workflow maps one repository-event pair to one Wix target.
Connect GitHub and Wix on Neotask to publish content the moment your code ships.
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