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A page builder with a visible content model

Edit visually, map the site, reuse supported blocks, manage media and forms, and inspect the API and renderer behind the public page.

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Content and publishing

Create predictable pages without giving up the flexibility of a real application.

Visual page editor

Visual page editor

Compose and preview typed blocks in a tenant-scoped workspace.

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Page map

Page map

See route relationships and plan the next useful page.

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22 supported block types

Choose from current canonical content shapes rather than inventing free-form fields.

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Media library

Use tenant-owned URLs, alt text, captions, and reviewed crops.

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Reusable forms

Define fields server-side and link the active form type to a page.

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SEO controls

Align titles, canonicals, social cards, robots, and sitemap intent.

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Website and presentation

The tenant website stays on a shared, upgradeable foundation while content and themes remain tenant-specific.

Compiled themes

Package CSS, tokens, assets, navigation, and renderer slots.

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API-first content

Use typed page records with the .NET API and a frontend of your choice.

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Next.js starter

Inspect the reference tenant website and single-tenant admin.

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Publishing workflow

Validate drafts and previews before an approved public release.

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Accessible baseline

Use semantic renderers, then test each theme and page at real viewports.

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Self-hostable core

Run the licensed core on infrastructure your team operates.

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One model from editor to browser

1

Model

A typed JSON block defines the content contract.

2

Style

The active theme supplies classes and presentation defaults.

3

Render

The website selects the matching React block view.

4

Publish

Cached routes deliver the page from its stable slug.

See the system behind the page

Read the operator guide and inspect the open source implementation.

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