A workflow that fits
Headless website content.
Give editors a shared content workspace and developers published JSON they can use in any website.
Give your content a useful structure.
Define an article, product description, or reusable section with JSON Schema. Editors work with named fields, Markdown, references, and media rather than changing website code.
Change the words. Keep the review.
Save a draft, compare revisions, and propose the documents that should go live together. A human publisher approves the release; dependent content is checked before activation.
Keep your frontend. Connect the content.
Fetch the active release pointer, follow its immutable manifest, and render the pinned JSON in your framework. Use server rendering, static builds, or public browser delivery according to your site’s needs.
Start with one page.
Model one article, publish a controlled example, and connect its slug to your website. Keep preview and draft access on the server. The integration guides show the full retrieval path.
Ready for your next release
Give your content
a considered home.
Bring a page, a content model, or an editorial workflow.
We’ll walk through how it fits together.