Apache 2.0
Business-friendly licensing
OPEN BY DESIGN
Your content.
Your platform.
A modular, Apache 2.0–licensed content platform you can run, adapt and make your own.
Public source publication is planned. Project status
Modular by design
Choose your capabilities
Your deployment
Stay in control
Room to adapt
Extend. Customize. Fork.
BUILT AROUND YOUR CHOICES
Freedom is a practical feature.
Your content platform should fit the project—not force the project to fit the platform.
Make it yours.
Choose the capabilities your project needs. Extend the runtime with your own bundles, configuration and content.
Build on a clear foundation.
One process brings together Apache Felix, Apache Sling and Jackrabbit Oak, with HTL rendering and a typed HTTP API.
Keep your options open.
Use a permissive open-source foundation for commercial work. Adapt the code and maintain a fork when your direction calls for it.
A foundation you can understand.
A platform you can shape.
Start with an explicit runtime assembly. Add your project’s code, content and configuration without pretending every deployment needs the same stack.
A CLEAR PATH FORWARD
Built today. Designed for what’s next.
See what the project documentation supports, and what still needs implementation or release-level confirmation.
The documented foundation
Modular assembly, content rendering, request-boundary controls and a typed, documented HTTP API.
The lifecycle direction
Private drafts, explicit publication, retained versions and transactional page events are described in the next-stage design.
Open source.
No vendor lock-in.
Your platform choices should stay yours. Choose the implementation, the deployment and the direction that work for your business.
WHO IT IS FOR
Different teams. Shared freedom.
For developers
Work with explicit modules, standard APIs and a runtime you can inspect.
For agencies
Build a reusable project foundation while keeping each client’s implementation adaptable.
For businesses
Evaluate the technology and operating model without committing to one vendor’s roadmap.
Your next idea needs room to grow.
Explore the documentation, understand the current foundation and help shape what comes next.