I know OnionShare exists and it’s great for temporary sharing, but the sites it creates aren’t real permanent .onion websites. They disappear as soon as the host closes the app, and they’re not meant for long‑term hosting or public access.
What I’m suggesting is something different:
A Tor site builder — a simple tool where users can:
I’d keep the first version much narrower: generate a static site plus the onion service config, not a forum or file-drop. As soon as it accepts uploads/accounts/comments, the hard part becomes abuse handling, updates, backups, and avoiding metadata leaks from the host. A wizard that creates the v3 address, writes the HiddenService lines, exports static files, and clearly explains that a local host goes offline when your machine sleeps would already help non-developers without hiding the risky parts.
Not what you are requesting, but we have something similar, and we call it Onionspray. “Onionspray is a tool to set up Onion Services for existing public websites, working as a HTTPS rewriting proxy.”