Every feature, in detail.

Four kinds — page, component, bundle and design-system — with nested, repeatable field trees and validation.

Reusable lists like people, clients or technologies, with create, duplicate, reorder and per-locale overrides.

Define an edge between two types once; it resolves against the page being rendered, and the other side shows “Referenced by”.

A saved query over a type’s entries, mapped onto a component — “the latest ten posts as cards” — with a live preview.

Authored HTML edited in place, sanitised at every point it is rendered.

A master list of languages, locale-prefixed URLs and per-entry locale overrides.

One band of cards drawn from several content types at once — the latest guides, articles and events together — kept current with no hand-placed cards.

Route, blocks, fields and SEO in four steps, with publish and expiry dates.

Named starting presets for single or collection pages, and a header-and-footer shell chosen per page.

Reusable trees of containers, grids, tabs and components, with spacing, column spans and per-breakpoint visibility.

The admin renders the real design-system component from the values being typed.

Unpublished and scheduled pages open on the real site behind a token-gated preview link.

Component schemas are scanned, diffed and applied as content types — nobody re-types a field.

Pages are served from cache and refreshed the moment you publish — no waiting for a cache to expire.

Pick one brand colour and the full light and dark palette is generated and checked for legibility. Set the corner style and your heading and body fonts — any Google font, self-hosted.

Preview a theme before it goes live, publish it to every page at once, and restore any earlier version in one click.

Designers mock up pages from your real components on a canvas before anything is built — and Claude can compose them for you.

The same components power the admin preview, the website and the canvas, so what you plan is what ships.

Nested menu trees with a draft, a diff before publishing, immutable versions and rollback.

A menu item points at a page, not a URL string, so it keeps working when the page moves.

301, 302, 404 and 410 rules authored in the CMS and applied before anything else — failing open if the CMS is unreachable.

Folders, search and one picker reused on every screen.

Real upload progress for files up to 1 GB, stored in S3-compatible object storage.

A file’s type is verified from its content, not trusted from its name.

Head tags edited in the page editor’s SEO step, with character counts.

A searchable catalogue of schema.org types, mapped per type and per field, plus site-wide Organization and WebSite data.

An XML sitemap for crawlers and an HTML site directory for people.

Compares what the CMS holds with what the live page actually serves — per page, site-wide, and on publish.

Switch it on and generate the key in the admin, choose the engines, and resubmit changed pages on every edit and the sitemap daily, weekly or monthly — with a log of every submission. No code, no server settings.

A scan of every known URL for 404s, with a confirm pass to weed out false alarms.

Paste the Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools code — or the whole meta tag — and publish. No developer, no deploy.

llms.txt and llms-full.txt, so language models get a map of the site.

Any page answers in markdown when asked for text/markdown.

An RFC 9727 /.well-known/api-catalog so agents can discover the APIs.

Read-only endpoints with no key and an OpenAPI 3.1 specification.

Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics 4, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity, Meta Pixel and LinkedIn Insight: paste the ID, switch it on, publish. Live within a minute.

“Ask first” by default, with a Reject button beside Accept. Recorders and pixels do not load until the visitor allows them; Google’s tags follow Consent Mode v2.

Write its title, message and buttons, point it at your own cookie and privacy policies — or switch it off.

IDs only, never pasted scripts; tags run only on your live domain; every change is versioned, restorable and in the audit trail.

Clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position from Search Console, day by day, with your top search queries and top pages.

Users, sessions and page views from Google Analytics 4, with top pages, where visitors come from, devices and countries.

The last 7, 28 or 90 days, each figure against the period before, refreshed every few hours.

Upload a Google service account key and pick your properties. The key is stored encrypted, and a connection test says exactly what to fix.

No passwords. The API token stays server-side behind an encrypted session cookie.

Roles authored in the admin from resource-and-action permissions, with a locked system admin role.

Field-level before-and-after diffs, plus an activity log of sign-ins and role changes.

A dashboard of who published and changed what, from where, by day in your team’s timezone — with sign-ins and IndexNow alongside.

A per-request nonce content security policy and a separate media origin.

Forms created as content with no deploy; a form switched off is refused by the API.

A built-in guide for non-technical editors, with catalogues read live from the API.