Finally, a CMS that
gets out of your way
Modern PHP. Flat-file flexibility. Ready for AI era.
No plugin headache.
MIT License • 100% Open Source • Forever free
Powering documentation sites, marketing pages, and content-driven apps for business owner and developers who value clean code and modern maintainability.
Why developers choose Pushword
The features you need, without the complexity you don't.
AI-Native Editing
Flat-file mode means Cursor, Claude, and Copilot work directly with your content. No middleware, no API layers.
Cutting-Edge Stack
PHP 8.4, Symfony 8, Doctrine 3, Tailwind 4. Modern features, strict typing, PHPStan enforced.
SEO-First Design
Built by an SEO consultant. Meta, schema, dead links, internal linking, OpenGraph — all built-in.
Multi-site & i18n Native
No WPML. No plugins. Multiple sites and languages built into the core.
Deploy Anywhere
Static generation built-in. GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, or any PHP host.
Page Versioning
Track changes, compare versions side-by-side, restore with confidence. Full history.
Two ways to create content
Pick the workflow that fits your team.
Flat-File Mode
- ✓ Git-native version control
- ✓ AI tools work directly on files
- ✓ Use VSCode, Cursor, Vim, Obsidian
- ✓ Markdown + YAML frontmatter
Admin Dashboard
- ✓ Notion-like block editor
- ✓ Drag & drop media (auto WebP/AVIF)
- ✓ Page versioning with diff view
- ✓ Multi-site management
How does Pushword compare?
See how Pushword stacks up against WordPress, Statamic, and Sulu across features, performance, and DX.
Read the Full Comparison →
How much does it cost?
Spoiler: nothing. Forever.
Just sharing the stack that lets us ship high-quality websites faster.
Free Forever
- ✓ All features included
- ✓ Unlimited sites
- ✓ No user limits
- ✓ Commercial use allowed
- ✓ MIT License
Support the Project
- ⭐ Star on GitHub
- 📣 Share with others
- 🐛 Report bugs
- 🤝 Contribute code
Need Help?
- 🛠 Custom extensions
- 🎨 Theme development
- 📦 Migration assistance
- 💬 Priority support
Ready to build something great?
composer create-project pushword/new my-project