CMS & Blogging

A publishing system with newsletters and paid memberships built in.

A full content database with a generated admin screen and API, for content that has real structure rather than being blog posts.

A self-hosted website and blog platform, written in Java, with a marketplace of themes and plugins.

It wraps an existing SQL database with an automatic web interface and an editing screen.

Turns a folder of templates into a plain website with nothing running behind it.

An editing screen for a website whose pages live as files in a repository, where every save becomes an ordinary commit.

One downloaded program that turns a folder of writing into a website.

An editing panel for websites whose content lives as files in a code repository.

A small self-hosted blog in one downloaded program.

It is an editing screen for a website whose content lives in a git repository.

Self-hosted localisation platform with in-context editing — the way a second-language version of an app stops being a forked codebase.

A drop-in admin page for a file-based site that works on a phone, and reads Decap CMS's own config file — Decap has not cut a release since June 2024.

A content manager inside VS Code: every post in one list, a publishing calendar, and a health check on the post in front of you.

A writing screen for the Markdown blog posts that already live in the website project, saved back as files with no database.

A static site builder with no local dependency folder.