CMS & Blogging
Showing 17 CMS & Blogging self-hosted open-source projects
A leading open-source, self-hosted headless CMS built with JavaScript/TypeScript, offering a fully customizable admin panel and API.
A headless Node.js CMS for modern publishing, memberships, subscriptions, and newsletters.
An open-source, fullstack Next.js framework that provides a TypeScript backend and admin panel, usable as a headless CMS or for building applications.
A modern, lightweight, and powerful wiki application built on Node.js for teams and organizations.
A Django-based content management system focused on flexibility, user experience, and developer control.
A simple, Git-powered wiki with a local web interface and support for multiple markup languages.
A self-hosted CMS platform built on Laravel that simplifies web development workflows.
A headless CMS for Node.js that provides a GraphQL API and admin UI from your schema definitions.
A full-stack Node.js CMS with in-context editing for content creators and headless flexibility for developers.
An open-core data and experience management platform combining PIM, MDM, CDP, DAM, DXP/CMS, and digital commerce in a unified framework.
A flexible, user-friendly PHP CMS for creating custom digital experiences on the web and beyond.
Securely share passwords, text, files, and URLs via self-destructing links with full audit logs.
A secure, self-hostable service for sharing secrets, passwords, and files with end-to-end encryption and one-time URLs.
An open-source headless CMS and content management hub built with ASP.NET Core, offering a rich API with OData and Swagger support.
An open-source, self-hosted knowledge management platform for unified internal and external documentation.
A self-hosted web application for storing, organizing, and managing code snippets with filtering and secure storage.
A self-hosted Ruby on Rails publishing platform for blogs and short messages, following IndieWeb principles.