Roadmap

The ability to see versions of a page and to revert content back to a previous version.

Ability to store and fetch content in more than one language.

Save content or blocks as presets and then use them to start a new page, or when adding a block to an existing page.

Manage your site navigation in one place. You can use our pre-configure structure or roll your own.

Simplify managing redirects within Contento. This tool will tie-in to your front-end via the API and SDK, and will also be configurable to create redirects automatically when a URL’s within Contento are changed.

An area where users can store their own library of content types, presets and templates enabling devs and agencies to re-use common patterns across sites.

A streamlined onboarding flow, with the ability to deploy a demo or to pull example content types from the featured section of the new library.

The first part of our new Library area - here you can manage global Content Types that you can re-use across sites.

Allows editors to copy a block from one page / field, and then paste it into another one. This is the pre-cursor to Presets, where you can save anything as a preset and use it to kick off a new page or block.

Building on our static Visual Preview, this enables realtime updates between the Contento editor and the preview of your site.

Added an option to deploy our first demo site after signing up for a fresh account.

See your changes instantly before publishing. Works with draft or published content.

Simplifies using the Content API in your front-end framework of choice, with dedicated support for Next.js and the Contento Visual Preview.

Introduces the capability to search within Content, Assets, Teams and Sites, with options to filter and sort.

Built-in SEO metadata management, with support for Open Graph.

Opened up Contento to the public.