Changelog
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Every shipped change is now listed here, newest first, each with its own link. Subscribe to the Atom feed if you want to hear about new ones.
Filter, sort and group collection lists
Collection lists gained a toolbar: choose which columns are shown, filter rows, group entries by a field, and sort. Counts are now accurate for grouped and localised projects.
Invite editors by email
Add editors to a project from its Team section: enter their email address and they receive a magic link to sign in. No shared logins, and no per-editor charge.
Full documentation
Eleven guides and a REST API reference: getting started, MCP setup, a build-along tutorial, per-framework connection guides, the field-type reference, and how to export and leave.
MCP server on npm
The MCP server is published as @kuracms/mcp, so an AI coding tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) can set up and manage a project's schema itself over npx - no dashboard clicking required.
Billing is live
Subscribe from a project's billing page: $6 per site per month, or $60 per year. First month free. Cards and invoices are managed through the Stripe customer portal.
"Set up with AI" panel
Each project page has a copy-paste block that hands your AI coding tool everything it needs to wire your site up.
Daily automatic backups
Every project's content is now backed up daily, automatically. On-demand JSON export remains available at any time from Settings.
OpenAPI spec and llms.txt
The public API ships an OpenAPI spec and an llms.txt, so tools - and language models - can discover the endpoints without reading prose.
Blog starter template
New projects can start from a seeded blog template instead of a blank schema.
Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
Public terms and privacy pages, and a footer that names the operating company (Hopper Limited) and a support contact.
Edit history
A view-only timeline of who changed what, and when, on every entry.
Rich text served as HTML
Rich-text fields are serialised to clean HTML on the public API.
Drafts and preview
Entries can be saved as drafts without publishing. A ?preview API reads unpublished content, so you can check changes on your site before they go live.
New field types
Rich text (bold, italic, headings, lists, links), reorderable image galleries, relations that link entries together, plus date, datetime and slug fields.
Six instant demos
Six one-click demo sites - restaurant, property, salon, clothing, escape rooms, architecture - each built on a different framework, so you can try the editor on a realistic site without signing up.
Full content export
Export an entire project's content as JSON, on demand, from Settings.
First public version
Magic-link sign-in, a schema editor, a schema-driven entry editor, image uploads, and a public REST API with filtering, sorting and pagination.