Duggie CMS
Stop being your client's content editor
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Duggie CMS is the content backend for freelancers and small agencies shipping client sites. Flat JSON over plain REST: no SDK, no query language, wired into any stack in minutes. Published content is live on the next API response, no rebuild. Drafts render on the real site behind a preview token, so there's no staging server to run. Clients edit their own text, images, and documents in a safe editor with drafts, an approval workflow, and one-click version restore, so the site design can't be broken. Ownership is flexible: keep your whole client roster under one dashboard, or transfer a project to the client so they pay for their own site. Unlimited API requests, no per-seat fees, and a public no-lock-in commitment. One client site is free per account, no credit card required. The founding rate locks your price for as long as you stay subscribed. Try the live demo, no signup required. https://duggiecms.com/?demo=true
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One fetch() returning flat JSON, with clients editing only the assets you mark as editable, solves the late-night content ticket without a second staging environment. Preview tokens and one-click restore of every publish are thoughtful. Free covers one project; Pro is $19 a month for the first project at the founding rate, though the paid buttons still say join the waitlist. When will Pro be open for self-serve signup?
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Thanks @apogeewatcher ! Self-serve signup is targeted for the end of 2026. If you or anyone would like early access, add yourself to the waitlist and I’ll send an invite. You can create a free project now and upgrade to Pro after release.
Founder here. Built this after one too many "can you change a sentence" emails from clients. The live demo needs no signup, and I'd rather hear what's wrong with it than what's right. Ask me anything.