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DeepDish — Build content-driven sites without a CMS

DeepDish is a Next.js framework that lets you build content-driven sites without a traditional CMS. You can manage your content directly on the page. You can do all of this by writing plain React components. At the moment we offer a suite of typography components but are working hard on bringing more functionality soon.

We're hoping to make the lives of both developers and marketers easier.

We'd love to get a bit of a feedback during this extremely early phase of the product. Check us out at https://www.deepdish.app! If this sounds cool, you can join the waitlist.

Cheers!

on February 14, 2025
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    Looks interesting. Something different than your typical headless cms. How about writing single posts? blog posts, etc.

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      Yep it'll definitely support blogs. We support the same sort of "collections" pattern that most other CMS platforms support. With DeepDish, though, you don't need to go create a schema somewhere then define an endpoint and worry about wiring data to your UI. A blog written with DeepDish is composed of simple components, and it's entirely editable on the page itself (if you're authenticated, of course). The DX is pretty nice. We're hoping to get some better examples and docs published here soon.

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        Very nice. Looks like a good tool / cms for client projects. good editing experience. Will def keep an eye out for this to see how it progresses in the future.