Build Faster, Go Further
Nimvio is a cloud-native headless CMS that takes a lot of burden off developer shoulders. It removes unnecessary works and gives you flexibilities to build a website in the way that you see fit.
Free to choose
development framework
Due to headless nature that delivers content via API, you are freed to use frontend framework and tools of your choice to create your websites, which can change over time and with different projects.
Use flexible
APIs
Nimvio is an API-first CMS so you can use it to your choice from the best of REST API, GraphQL, and Elasticsearch. Each has its own superiority, giving you a great deal of flexibility in development.
Forget unnecessary
tasks
In our cloud-native headless environment, you are no more responsible for backend tasks and maintenance tasks such as maintaining servers and upgrading software. So you can just focus on frontend and business-critical tasks.
Structured content makes the data delivered via APIs more predictable for development. As content creators define the structure, developers can focus more on delivering amazing digital experiences.
By separating content management and presentation, Nimvio is easy to integrate into your microservices. It allows your frontend to serve multiple backends, including Nimvio as a content as a service.
Equipped with Webhooks, Nimvio makes it easy for you to execute and automate custom functions such as deployment, sending notifications, data synchronization, and more.
The most common approach to building APIs. Built with a strong data structure, REST can handle multiple types of calls and return different data formats. It is suitable for applications with a wide range of purposes.
GraphQL gives the specific of what exactly needed through only one endpoint. A way front-end-friendly and a good fit for complex systems or microservices by integrating them behind the API.
As a navigational feature accessible through API, Elasticsearch can perform various kind of searches regardless of the data type. It helps to analyze billions of data in a few seconds.