
PageMagic
Dead-simple website content management.
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Up until recently, I've been building PageMagic for 2 customer types: indie developers and freelancers who are building small static websites who want to have the ability to edit the content easily without having to deploy. The other was agencies building websites for clients who can offer PageMagic-style editing as a feature. But a huge opportunity lies in larger companies too, where non technical teams like marketing teams want to edit content and can't. I've seen this first-hand at 2 startups, but somehow didn't make the connection!
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I launched PageMagic today, here's the IH's article with a little bit of background: https://www.indiehackers.com/@jwomers/i-launched-my-first-bootstrapped-product-pagemagic-c30175f7be
A longer post coming soon!
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Updating website/app content was and is always the hardest part: do I edit and deploy each time, or built a custom CMS with database. I built PageMagic to make updating content dead-simple from the browser.

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