We build infrastructure for content authors.
Uniweb was created to solve a fundamental disconnect: developers want to write code, and content authors want to write content. We built the bridge.
The CMS era is over.
For two decades, we forced content authors into rigid database forms, and we forced developers to hack those databases to make them look good.
When a design trend changed, the entire site had to be rebuilt. Content was trapped in proprietary tables, inextricably linked to the code that rendered it.
We realized that content and presentation needed a clean divorce.
What drives us
The principles behind the Uniweb architecture.
Content Independence
Your data is yours. We store it in clean, semantic formats that can outlive any design system or platform shift.
Architectural Integrity
We believe in strict separation of concerns. Developers build the Foundation; authors manage the content. No overlap.
Author Experience
If it's not a joy to write in, it won't be used. We prioritize visual, natural editing environments over database forms.