Content Management that works for you.

Features

Developer-first Content Management

Most content management systems require you to integrate your workflow into their platform. We believe that a CMS should integrate with your existing developer workflow. Our Content Management System publishes content to your Git repo as javascript or typescript exports. All of your content is can be accessed with standard ES imports. No more wrestling with external systems or complex secrets management.

Content as Code

All of your content is colocated with your code. Forget about hitting an external database and simply import your code with a simple import statement. The content we publish to your repo is no different from any other code in you application.

GitHub Integration

All of your content, including it's history, lives in Git. When content managers publish content, a pull request is opened on Github. That pull request can be reviewed and approved (or request changes!) right in GitHub.

No Code Experience

Publishers can write, review, and publish content in our modern, fast, responsive UI. When content is published, we create a PR on the publisher's behalf. No coding knowledge is necessary.

Content your Publishing Flow

Content as Code means that you control when content gets intergrated and published to your production site. Why let a CMS control when content gets published when you can integrate it into your workflow yourself?

How it works

A code-based Content Management System

Content Management should be easy. "Content as code" means that all content published from our system can be treated just like code.

When content is published, our app opens a pull request on Github that you can review and comment on. Once the PR is approved and merged, content will immediately be available as an ES module that you can import anywhere in your codebase.

You can parse it, split it, display it, reverse it. Whatever your application needs!. Content as code gives your content the flexibilty you're used to when it comes to writing your code.