FlecBlog is a complete blogging system for people who want their own corner of the web to look considered, not cobbled together. Readers get a fast public site with server-rendered pages that search engines can actually read, per-article sharing cards, a sitemap that updates itself, and a feed for subscribers who still use readers. Writers get a separate admin console with a Markdown editor that previews as you type, syncs scrolling between the panes, uploads a pasted image without a detour, and estimates reading time while counting words. Posts can carry custom blocks like callouts, tabs, collapsible panels, link cards, and photo walls, so tutorials and essays do not all flatten into the same shape. The dashboard turns your archive into charts: visit trends by day or month, category breakdowns, a tag cloud, and a contribution calendar of your writing streak. Comments support guests and signed-in readers with nested replies and emoji, friend links handle the blogroll exchange, and short moments publish the small updates that are not full articles. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.