GraphCMS
p/graphcms
Deliver structured content at scale.
Jamie Barton
The New GraphCMS — Original GraphQL CMS, reimagined ✨
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GraphCMS is the 100% GraphQL content management system with both read and write support. Powerful content APIs are only a “drag and drop” away. Fully controllable via mutations if code is more your thing!

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Jamie Barton
I've been following GraphCMS since it launched and today marks an incredible milestone. I had the great pleasure meeting some of the GraphCMS team in Berlin @ GraphQL Europe and they are a wonderful, talented bunch of developers that deserve #1 spot on PH today 😍
Michael Lukaszczyk
Thanks a lot Jamie 🙏
The Spirit Molecule
Wow this looks supremely cool, something like https://contentful.com but a GraphQL version which will definitely give me more of a push to delve deeper into GraphQL and the react eco system in general! :)
Michael Lukaszczyk
Thanks @darkpsy, GraphCMS is definitely a great start to learn GraphQL!
Federico Wengi
I have been following the team of Graph CMS for the last 8 months. What a journey, happy to be part of it. I can only recommend Michael and all the guys in Giessen. Great team!
Ghost Kitty
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Michael Lukaszczyk
Hey @jakewesorick, if you buy a subscription, you will be able to remain on this exact plan for as long as you want to. Changes in pricing are pretty common in SaaS, but the actual change should be justified by adding more value to the product. If we go down, then open sourcing the full stack would be one option.
Blaz
Love the idea but it's very buggy right now. I signed up, added some models and wanted to add new content but I was randomly redirected or got a weird error. Then after a while it worked fine. After inserting some items it started doing that again. Added my other account as a contributor. The signup/login and email verification process is painful.. and after I finally confirmed my account I had to login for the third time. After doing that I didn't see any projects I was invited to, so I logged out, logged back in and I saw a notification that I can accept the invitation. After accepting I saw the project but whenever I click on it I get logged out and redirected back to the login page. Everything worked fine otherwise but was a bit annoyed after that honestly as I'm at the point where I can't invite anyone else to contribute to the project.
Michael Lukaszczyk
Hey @blazbreznik, sorry to hear that! We found some issues today that we are already working on. Can you reach out via intercom for better troubleshooting? Also we activated email verification on auth to allow account merging if you want to log in with multiple providers (email/pw auth + github for example). While it might sound unintuitive to do so, a lot of users were requesting this. And without proper email validation, this would have been a security risk.
Paweł Mikołajczuk
Hey, does it supports IPTC standars for news (ninjs, newsmlg2)?
Michael Lukaszczyk
Hey @pawel_mikolajczuk I don't have a good knowledge of those standards but it seems that this is a particular JSON structure standard, do I get this right? With GraphCMS, the shape of your content can be fully customized so that you will most likely be able to mimic those standards with the GraphQL content API you are building with GraphCMS!
Fauzi
Wow wow. Graphcms now you got my attention. Ready to integrate it with gatsbyjs. Will be awesome definitely!
Cristian Dan
Nice! Have you tought about open sourcing GraphCMS?
Michael Lukaszczyk
Hey @cristiandan, while we won't open source the full stack for now, we will open source the new content management interface in the near future! This will allow you to brand and adapt the interface to your needs. For example, if you need a special kind of editor.
Mark Tucker

Quick to get started

Saves development teams time and money in the long run

Pros:

Works for web, mobile, and more

Define schema of content

Powerful GraphCMS queries

Content authors have access

Cons:

Needs more control of roles and who can access

Needs customized editors for content

Scott Spence

Awesome! Go use it!

Now!!!

Pros:

Not every other CMS on the planet

Cons:

none

Michael Lukaszczyk
Hello Product Hunt! And thanks a lot for the hunt @notrab! About a year ago, our product journey started here on Product Hunt. And ever since, we've seen massive traction for GraphQL and headless content management. We were able to gain our first happy customers quickly and have since been able to build an active community of thousands of developers all over the world! About six months ago, we decided to start rebuilding our product from scratch to quickly incorporate the learnings we had from the first version. With the new product, there are improved, generated GraphQL APIs, a new and blazing fast content management interface, staging support for multiple environments with automatic merging and much more. More importantly we’ve reduced technical debt and created a solid foundation to deliver twice as many new features in the coming months! Today, we are happy to announce that we left beta - the new GraphCMS is finally here! Also, we are excited to announce that we closed a $1M seed round with Berlin based VC Paua Ventures. Read the full announcement here: https://graphcms.com/blog/new-gr... Product hunters, we have a special deal for you! Use the coupon code 'producthunt' to get a 50% discount for three months. The coupon code can be redeemed when switching to a paid plan in the web app (this offer is valid for two weeks). Thanks again! Michael Lukaszczyk Co-Founder of GraphCMS
Adileo Barone
@m_lukaszczyk Hi Michael, wonderful project. I’ve read some months ago your article about open sourcing GraphCMS. Is still on your roadmap?
Michael Lukaszczyk
Thanks a lot @adileobarone! So our initial plan was and still is, to open source the content management interface as soon as it matures a little after our launch, so stay tuned!
Jazib Sawar
Great product guys. Will check this out soon.
Michael Lukaszczyk
Thanks a lot @jazibsawar, join our slack if you have any questions!
Matic Zavadlal
I love the simplicity of GraphCMS, and it's unparalleled UI experience. I wouldn't say it's suitable for every need, but am entirely sure that it does the thing that it offers best-that is being a perfect content management solution for my applications.
Michael Lukaszczyk
Thanks for the kind words @maticzavadlal!
Steve Tucker
Interesting product. What is the pricing model?
Michael Lukaszczyk
Hey @steve_tucker, you can use GraphCMS for small projects for free! Did you see our pricing page? https://graphcms.com/pricing
Michael Lukaszczyk
👍
Christian Buchhave Mortensen

Remember to have the samples follow the actual product, so you don't scare people away because of code that doesn't work :)

Pros:

Cool product, easy to use,

Cons:

Examples are behind the actual code. You want to browse the github repo to get the react apollo blog sample working, and look at the post.js

Dave Hannes

perfect fit for us and our team

Pros:

awesome

Cons:

none yet

Bjoern Mueller
Great passion of the team to bring GraphQL to the masses, looking forward to the journey ahead!
Sbr464
I dig that Pi symbol for floats :)
Michael Lukaszczyk
@sbr464 what about the 42 :o?
Sbr464
@m_lukaszczyk Are you offering a subscription API currently? Didn't come up in the docs search. Thx
Michael Lukaszczyk
Hey @sbr464, currently we don't support this but we might in the future! What would be your use case?
Joel Serino

Love GraphCMS for content heavy apps with complex relationships...makes building an API with rich content a real joy that takes so little time people will say wow.

Pros:

Great documentation. Great support. Great UI.

Cons:

Lack of value add integrations (ie search, auth, analytics, apis) in core product.