Build with Mojimoto
Short, practical guides that take you from an empty project to content delivered over a fast JSON API - and everything in between.
Quickstart
From an empty project to content delivered over the API in about ten minutes - model a type, publish an entry, and fetch it.
Read guideModel your content
Design content types with typed fields, reusable components, and references - a model your front end can rely on.
Read guideFetch content with the Delivery API
Query published content by type, slug and locale, paginate, sort, and resolve references - all from one REST endpoint.
Read guidePreview drafts before they go live
Use a preview token and ?ref=preview to render unpublished drafts on a staging site, while production only ever sees published content.
Read guideRebuild your site with webhooks
Fire an outbound, HMAC-signed webhook when content is published - to rebuild a static site or sync an integration.
Read guideLocalise content
Author an entry per locale against the same model, request a language from the API, and fall back gracefully when a translation is missing.
Read guideGenerate a typed SDK
Download TypeScript types for your content model so your editor autocompletes fields and your build catches mismatches.
Read guideThinking of leaving Contentful after the Salesforce deal? A practical guide for small teams
Salesforce now owns Contentful. If you run a handful of sites and your renewal is coming up, here's how to decide whether to stay, and how to move your content to Mojimoto if you go.
Read guideBuild pages from blocks
Give a page a Blocks field so editors add, reorder and remove typed sections inside the entry, then render each block by its type.
Read guideShare a content model across client projects
Save a project's content model as an organisation template, start new client projects from it, and roll later changes out to the projects you pick.
Read guideUse Mojimoto with Claude Code
Set up Claude Code, Cursor or Codex with one command: a Mojimoto skill, your real content model and the MCP server, with no token written to disk.
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