We build Strapi-based systems that don’t fall apart at scale.

Most CMS setups work fine... until:

• Multiple teams start editing content
• Multiple markets need different rules
• Integrations pile up
• Releases become risky

That’s where we usually come in.

• https://strapi.io
• https://www.meilisearch.com
• https://lokalise.com

You have:

• Fast product iteration
• Global content + localization
• A small team doing everything

Things start breaking when:

• Content models don’t match product complexity
• Marketing layer slows you down
• Editors don’t have proper tooling

• https://www.direct.cz
• https://optitrack.com

You have:

• Multiple brands / regions
• CMS connected to internal systems
• Several teams touching the same platform

Things start breaking when:

• Content ops become slow across markets
• Integrations get fragile
• Releasing changes feels risky

• CMS architecture that survives multi-team usage
• Next.js frontends (SSR / ISR where it makes sense)
• Integrations with CRM / ERP / internal APIs
• Content models for multi-brand / multi-locale setups
• Migrations from legacy CMSs → Strapi
• Fixing your Strapi that became unmaintainable

We don’t sit outside your team.

• Same repo
• Same CI/CD
• Same release cycle

We take ownership of parts of the system (FE / BE / QA) and ship continuously.

We put a lot of our work back into the ecosystem.

• Our Strapi + Next.js starter is public
• We use it on every new project
• We continuously backport improvements from real production work
• We build plugins when something is missing

Why we do this:

• Good defaults remove entire classes of problems
• Shared tooling → faster teams, fewer mistakes

Not demos. Not experiments.
This is code that comes from actual projects.

strapi-next-monorepo-starter

• Turborepo (apps + shared packages)
• Strapi + Next.js + shadcn/ui
• structure that works with multiple apps and teams

• strapi-plugin-seo → structured SEO fields
• strapi-plugin-location → PostGIS + geo queries
• strapi-plugin-record-locking → no more overwrites
• strapi-plugin-tiptap-editor → usable rich text editor
• Deprecated strapi-plugin-content-versioning → content history taken over by Strapi team into v5

• buildpacks (Turbo / Next optimizations)
• migration + scraping scripts
• small internal tools we decided to share

• 50+ CMS / web platforms
• Apps handling 10M+ monthly users
• Long-term work with the Strapi core team

• Strapi
• Next.js, React
• Node.js, TypeScript, NestJS
• PostgreSQL (+ PostGIS)
• API-first architecture

If your CMS is:

• Slowing releases down
• Breaking with multiple teams or regions
• Or becoming “that thing nobody wants to touch”

you’ll likely recognize the problems this code is solving.