The CMS your team already knows
Publish website content directly from Google Drive. Integrate instantly with Next.js or any modern framework.

How It Works
Turn a Google Doc into a CMS post with formatting, structure, and images intact. Great for blog posts or any content-driven pages
Connect your Google Doc
Paste your Google Document URL to create a new post.
Get your Post endpoint
We generate a unique content link to integrate with your frontend.
Build with live data
Refresh your post at any point to pull in your latest changes.
Lightning-fast delivery
Every request is served through a global CDN. Cached requests are instant, and you only pay when your data is actually refreshed.
CDN-cached requests
Served instantly from a global edge network. Always free, unlimited usage.
Data refresh requests
Data fetched directly from Google Drive. 5,000 free/month, then usage-based pricing.
Google Drive as a CMS
Everything you need to turn your Google Drive into a simple, powerful CMS without complex infrastructure
Autoscaling
We scale as you grow, no need to worry about infrastructure.
- Handles any traffic volume
- Global edge network
Organizations
BetaCollaborate by sharing APIs across your teams.
- Team management
- Shared API access
- Consolidated billing
Analytics
Get insight into your API usage and traffic.
- Near-Real-time usage metrics
Usage-based pricing
You only pay when your data is actually refreshed. All other requests are free — served instantly from cache.
Free
Get started for free
- Unlimited cached requests
- 5,000 data refreshes/month
- 2 APIs and 2 Posts
- Basic analytics
Built for teams of all sizes
Use the tools your team already knows. No need to train on complex databases or backend systems.
Startups & Founders
Launch MVPs and validate ideas faster without building complex backend infrastructure.
Marketing Teams
Create content APIs, product catalogs, and landing page data without IT department dependency.
Developers
Prototype faster, building frontends while non-technical stakeholders update Google Sheets.