FEATURES
Model anything. Publish it properly.
Define the content types your product actually has — with the fields they actually need — and get versioning, scheduling, secure preview, and multilingual publishing on top of them. No migration for a new field.
3 of 27 catalogue features live on this page
- Content engine
- Navigation menus
- Spec sheets
What it solves
Most content systems ship with a shape and ask you to bend your product into it. When your product doesn't fit — because it has properties, or programmes, or vehicles, or legal matters — you end up abusing a blog post type with fifteen custom fields and a naming convention held together by hope.
What's in it
10 capabilities, in the order people ask about them.
Content types and dynamic fields
- Define any content type — page, article, product, whatever this business has — with the fields it needs.
- Adding a field takes no code and no database migration.
- The same field-type registry serves content, forms, and spec sheets, so a new field type works everywhere at once.
Composition blocks and real layout
- A page is assembled from blocks — a slideshow, an introduction, a product list — each itself an independent, configurable content type.
- Blocks arrange into rows and columns with chosen widths, so the result is a genuine visual layout rather than a stack of sections.
Publishing workflow
- Scheduled publish and unpublish. Prepare content in advance; it goes live and comes down at exactly the specified time.
- Versioning — every change records a historical version you can review.
- Secure preview: unpublished content is viewable through a temporary, signed link that never appears in public results or to search engines.
Multilingual content
- Content modelled once with per-language siblings, not duplicated per language.
- Machine translation produces a draft — always human-reviewable, never auto-published.
- Translation coverage is tracked: what's complete, incomplete, or outdated in each language.
Duplication
- Copy any content with its relations, blocks, and media intact — the fastest route to a second version, a seasonal variant, or a new language.
Taxonomy
- Categories and tags, structured as trees where they need to be.
Spec sheets and comparison
- Structured technical attributes on any content type, filterable.
- Side-by-side comparison across several items — ready-made for technical or specialist catalogues.
SEO and sitemaps
- XML and HTML sitemaps generated automatically from all published content, categories, and products.
- Any new part of the system adds itself to the sitemap the moment it registers as a contributor — nothing to remember, nothing to configure.
Engagement and statistics
- View counts with duplicate suppression, collected asynchronously so reading is never slowed, and guest views transferred to the account on sign-in.
- Reactions — like and dislike — enabled per content type.
- Favourites and wishlists on any entity, through one typed relationship mechanism that also handles following and other relations.
- Editorial pinning: a featured item sits at the top of a list, with an optional expiry.
- Content hierarchy — sub-pages, guide chapters — with integrity guaranteed: no loops, no orphans.
Let's build the thing you actually want to build.
Tell us what you have in mind. We'll show you how much of it already exists.
- We reply within one working day
- No sales sequence, no drip campaign
- NDA before the call if you'd prefer