Design-system-first page builder for any CMS and any frontend.

A headless page builder that lets editors build pages people want to read, without letting them break your design system.

Try editing now

Open source under the MIT licence. Source on GitHub

Private editing: frontends bring design system rules and CMSs bring content, users and workflow into Inka, with compliance checks. Public site: visitors reach the frontend, which reads the CMS

In use

Inka is ready for production. It runs the NSW Digital Design System site, which is being rolled out to NSW Government sites. Read the case study

How it works

Inka sits between your CMS and your frontends. Editors build pages in Inka, the CMS keeps the content, and any frontend renders it. Editing is private and publishing is public: visitors only ever reach the frontend. See the features · Compare · Pricing

Try it

This site is editable. Press Try editing now and you are in the editor on this page, with nothing to sign up for: add blocks, type, drag things around, and open any other page to edit it too. Nothing you change is kept.

See it in other frontends

This site is the Nuxt example — the same code, generated against the same API.

Next.js · Framework7 (mobile)

Find out more

Source, issues and documentation on GitHub