Headless CMS today, with AI on the roadmap.
CuberiQ is an API-first content platform. The headless core — 19 field kinds, versioning, editorial workflow, environments, REST delivery — is live. AI drafting and forms-to-backend actions are roadmap work, labeled as such below.
What is CuberiQ
Most CMSs stop at storage. CuberiQ is built to go further.
Blocks understand their semantic role — that's shipped. AI drafting and forms that submit to any backend are the roadmap. Built for commerce workflows, labeled honestly.
AI will do the first 80% (roadmap)
The plan: drafts, translations, and SEO markup generated from a brief, editors finishing the last 20%. On the roadmap — not in the product yet.
Blocks know their purpose
Semantic content blocks — a 'product highlight' knows it needs a SKU; a 'testimonial' needs an attribution.
Forms will talk to any backend (roadmap)
The design: build a form, point it at your API, ship — auth, retries, and outcome states configured per form. In build, not shipped.
API-first delivery
A REST delivery API, live today — one content source serves web, mobile, kiosks, email, social. GraphQL is on the roadmap.
In the editor
Schema Studio — model your content, type-safe.
Compose content types from typed fields. The same schema becomes the editor UI, the API contract, and the validation layer — automatically.
Block library
What ships, and what's coming
Each card below is tagged: shipped capabilities carry their own tag, roadmap items say ROADMAP. We'd rather show you a labeled plan than a faked feature list.
AI Content Drafting
Planned: first drafts for product copy, landing pages, blogs, and meta tags from a brief. Editors review, edit, publish.
Semantic Content Blocks
Shipped: blocks understand their role, as 1 of 19 field kinds. Less authoring effort, fewer broken pages.
AI SEO Suggest
Built, in final testing: AI-suggested meta, Open Graph copy, JSON-LD, and internal links, generated from the content itself with a no-invented-facts guard. Canonical URLs and sitemaps stay with the renderer — roadmap.
AI Translation
Planned: one-click locale variants with brand voice preserved, and glossary lock for product names, sizes, regulated terms.
Forms + API Actions
In build: forms wired to any backend with stored auth and defined outcome handling — no code on the page.
API-First Delivery
Shipped: REST delivery API. One content source, every surface. GraphQL is on the roadmap.
Real-Time Preview
Planned: see the page on every device before publish, updating live as you type. Not shipped yet.
Roles, Approvals, Versioning
Shipped: capability-based permissions, draft-review-scheduled-published-archived workflow, entry versioning. Audit log export is on the roadmap.
The differentiator — in build
Your CMS will talk to your backend.
Lead capture, audit intake, custom registration, returns requests, partner applications. The design: build the form in CuberiQ, point it at your API, ship — outcome states baked in. This is roadmap work; the mock below shows the intended screen.
Planned, in one screen: form fields, API endpoint + vault-stored auth, request body templating, typed response schema, and 5 outcome states routed by response — all configured in the CMS, no developer in the loop.
Integrations
Built for commerce stacks
Shopify Plus
Designed for: syncing product data, pushing landing pages, managing editorial content alongside the catalog. Connector on the roadmap.
Adobe Commerce
Designed for: replacing rigid CMS blocks with API-driven content merchandisers control directly. Connector on the roadmap.
Custom storefronts
Any React, Next.js, Vue, or Svelte frontend can consume CuberiQ over the REST API today.
Backend APIs
Roadmap: forms speaking to your CRM, OMS, ESP, lead-router, or in-house service over HTTPS, with auth + outcome handling configured in the CMS.
Getting started
From import to live
Content import
Through the REST API today, script-driven. Self-serve CMS, markdown, and CSV importers are roadmap.
AI drafting (roadmap)
Planned: the first 80% of every brief drafted automatically. Not shipped yet.
Publish to your stack
REST delivery into the surfaces you already render. GraphQL is on the roadmap.
See CuberiQ in action
30-minute walkthrough. We show the editor, the content model, a live REST delivery call — and the roadmap, labeled as roadmap.