Features

Content

Pages and posts are built from blocks: structured data, not a blob of HTML. That is what lets the same content render in a different theme, in a mobile app, or through the API without being rewritten. Content types, fields and routes are configured in the admin, and every piece of content can exist in as many languages as the site publishes in.

Themes

A theme is an independent, signed package. It declares its templates, its menu locations and a settings schema — and the admin builds the settings form from that schema, so a theme can add an option without any change to the CMS. Themes render on the server and ship no client JavaScript, which is what makes it safe to install one you did not write.

Plugins

Plugins extend content types, APIs, admin screens, background jobs and front-end blocks through one standard SDK. They declare the permissions they need, run in a sandbox, and are verified before they load. The core is never patched.

Operations

Multi-tenancy with row-level isolation, RBAC, audit logs, a Redis-backed cache and job queue, object storage for media, and a deployment story that fits a single VPS or a cluster.