One headless CMS behind every app you ship.
CIMI is a multi-tenant CMS and integration platform. Model content once, let your team manage it in a clean admin, and deliver it anywhere over one REST API.
CIMI in a nutshell
Three steps between an empty project and content live in production.
Create an app
Every website or client gets its own app with an App ID, its own content and its own team access.
Manage the content
Content and media in one admin. AI text enhancement helps editors tighten copy without leaving the field.
Fetch it anywhere
One REST API serves your website, native app or third-party integration. No lock-in on the front end.
Everything an app needs, in modules
Enable only what a project uses. Each module ships with its own admin screens and API routes.
Content
Structured items with slugs, drafts, publishing and localised fields.
Media
Upload, organise and reuse assets across every item in the app.
AI
Rewrite, shorten or translate field content in the editor.
Access & roles
Per-app permissions, magic link or OTP sign-in, admin oversight.
Headless by default, integration-ready by design.
Authenticate with an App ID and key, then read and write every module over predictable JSON endpoints. Same API for your website, your app and the systems around them.
{ "app": "northwind-retail", "locale": "nl", "items": [ { "slug": "autumn-collection", "title": "Najaarscollectie", "status": "published", "media": ["med_18a4"] } ], "total": 27}
Hosted in the EU
Your content, media and backups stay on European servers and are served from EU data centres, under GDPR. Nothing is transferred outside the region.
We're not here to be the biggest, we're here to bring you the comfort.
No feature race, no dashboard you need a course for. CIMI does the few things a content team and a developer actually need, and it does them the same way every time.
Small enough to answer
You reach the people who build it, not a ticket queue.
Boring where it counts
Stable endpoints and clear screens, so nothing surprises you on a Friday.
Your content stays yours
One API out, no lock-in on the front end.
Put your content in one place and ship the rest.
Create an app, add your first content item, and call the API from whatever you are building.