A headless CMS built for developers, write articles in a rich-text editor, organize them with categories and tags, and distribute them anywhere via a powerful REST API. The same engine that powers the Cod'Hash blog.
Hosted blog platforms lock content behind their own front-end and SEO conventions. Self-hosted CMSes ship with heavy admin UIs and opinionated templates that don't fit a modern React, Vue, Next.js, or Angular stack. Teams want a clean authoring experience and a clean API, not both wired to the same monolith.
We built Cod'Blog as a headless CMS: a polished authoring back-office (rich-text editor, media library, categories, tags, scheduling, member roles) that exposes everything through a clean REST API. Front-ends consume articles in any framework, multi-language is first-class, and the same workspace can serve multiple sites by organization.
A headless CMS for developers
Cod'Blog separates the place where content lives from the place where it's read. Editors get a focused authoring back-office, rich-text editor, excerpt, slug, categories, tags, featured flag, reading time, language, status, and developers get a clean REST API to consume that content from any front-end. The Cod'Hash blog itself runs on it.
Compatible with React, Vue, Next.js, and Angular, your content layer, your stack, your design.
Manage content like a pro
- Create Articles: rich-text editor with headings, formatting, lists, links, code blocks, and embedded media
- Media Library: upload, organize, and reuse images across articles
- Search Content: quickly find and manage posts across the entire workspace
- Content Calendar: plan and schedule publication dates
- Categories, Tags & Featured: organize the catalog and surface highlights
- Members & Roles: invite collaborators with the right level of access
- Multi-language: ship the same article in several languages, queryable per locale
A REST API you actually want to consume
Every article, category, and asset is reachable through predictable endpoints, GET, POST, PUT, DELETE on /api/articles and /api/articles/:id, plus search and category routes. Filter by language, limit, and slug; pull featured posts for a homepage strip; or fetch a single article server-side and let your framework handle the rendering. Auth uses an API key per workspace.
Three steps: create a blog, write your content, integrate anywhere. The CMS gets out of your way once the API is wired in.
Cod'Blog is the content layer behind several of our own sites, including the Cod'Hash blog you can read at /blog. Building it in-house lets us iterate on the authoring experience, ship features the team actually needs, and keep ownership of the editorial pipeline end-to-end.