Software · Web and mobile
Content management
Content systems that let editors write, review and publish to every channel without asking developers.
Content teams lose hours when every change needs a developer, or when the same text is pasted into the website, the app and the newsletter. We build CMSs with structured content types, roles, review steps and live previews, so editors publish on their own schedule. One piece of content can feed every channel from a single source.
What we build
- Headless CMS setups with Strapi, Payload, Sanity or Directus
- WordPress builds with custom blocks and a clean, focused editing screen
- Structured content models for articles, products, events and locations
- Editorial workflows with draft, review, legal check and scheduled publishing
- Live previews of how content will look on the website and in the app
- Migrations from old CMSs with redirects, images and metadata preserved
DemoInteractive · sample data
Try it live.
A working sample with made-up data. It runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
- DraftWinter treks guideNew store: Kochi
- In reviewWinter range launchPrivacy policy update
- ScheduledDiwali offers pageWebinar: data basics
- PublishedQ2 results summaryCareers page refresh
What it does well
Structured content
Content is stored as typed fields, not page blobs, so it can be reused anywhere.
Review workflow
Drafts move through review and approval steps, with comments and version history.
Live preview
Editors see changes on the real page design before anything is published.
Many languages
Each item can carry translations, with fallbacks and publishing per language.
Media library
Images are cropped, resized and served in modern formats such as WebP and AVIF.
Scheduled publishing
Content goes live and expires at set times, ready for launches and offers.
Questions
Headless CMS or WordPress?
WordPress is familiar to editors and has a vast plugin library, but needs regular updates. A headless CMS separates content from design, which suits organisations with apps or several front ends. We look at your editors, channels and team skills before choosing.
Can you move our content from the old CMS?
Yes. We map old content to the new types, migrate text, images and metadata with scripts, and set up redirects so old links keep working and search engines can follow the move. A review pass catches anything the scripts could not map cleanly.
Will editors need training?
A short session is usually enough when the editing screens are built around their content. We provide a written guide with screenshots, and the field labels and help text inside the CMS explain what each field is for.