Everything your client can touch. And everything they can't.
CMS Brew turns the site you already built into something a non-technical client can edit by chat. Ten things it does, and what each one protects.
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- 01
Chat editing
Your client says what to change in plain words, the same way they would text it to you. There are no fields to hunt for, no dashboard to learn, and nothing to install.
- 02
Guards
Set each field category to Open, Warn, Review or Locked. Structural and code fields can be tightened but never opened, so an edit is only ever a new value for a field that already exists.
- 03
Real-site preview
Your deployed page loads with the pending change painted on top, so the client sees the edit on the real thing before anything ships. It works even when the site sits behind a password.
- 04
Publish and revert
Everything pending ships as one labelled commit to the branch you already deploy from. Every publish is kept with the person and the time attached, and any of them comes back out in one click.
- 05
Escalations
A request for a new page, a layout change or code is refused in the editor and held until the client sends it to you, with their own words attached. Out of scope is not an error.
- 06
Team inbox
Escalated requests arrive as tickets. Approve and publish one in a single click, or turn it into a draft pull request. Alerts reach you by email and Slack.
- 07
Connect and map
Point it at a GitHub or GitLab repository you already have, on 8 frameworks or plain HTML. Every page, post and language is read into an editable list and re-read on every push, so there is no schema file to keep in sync.
- 08
Clients and access
Invite the client who owns the site at no extra cost. They sign in with Google or a six-digit code, and see only the sites you grant them. Your team gets its own roles.
- 09
Multilingual
Each language of a page is listed on its own, so your client picks the German one and edits German. Shared details like a phone number update in every language at once.
- 10
Images
Drag a photo in, paste it, or pick one from the composer. It is resized, converted to WebP, stripped of EXIF data and given alt text before it lands.
Stop being the person who updates the phone number.
Give your client the keys to the content. Keep the keys to the code.
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