The Missing CMS for Your Bolt.new App

You shipped a web app with Bolt.new in minutes. But now your client needs to update the content — and they can't edit React components.

The Bolt.new Content Problem

Bolt.new is incredible for prototyping. But the apps it generates have a fundamental limitation: content is hardcoded in the source code.

• Content changes require code deploys — Your client can't update a hero headline without a developer
• No content editing interface — Non-technical users have no way to manage content
• No media management — Images are static imports, not a proper asset pipeline
• No content relationships — Related content, categories, and tags require custom code
• No localization — Multi-language support means duplicating components
• Scaling content is painful — Adding a blog, FAQ, or product catalog means custom database work

Bolt.new + Decoupled.io = Production-Ready

Keep your beautiful Bolt.new frontend. Add a proper CMS backend:

For Your Client

A visual page builder where they design and update landing pages with drag-and-drop. AI helps them generate copy and add sections. No developers needed for content changes.

For You (The Developer)

25+ MCP tools let Claude rewrite your Bolt.new app to fetch content from GraphQL instead of hardcoded values. Describe the content model in plain English:

You: "I have a Bolt.new landing page with a hero section, features grid,
     pricing table, and FAQ. Set up a CMS backend for it."

Claude: I'll create a Drupal space with paragraph types for each section,
        import your existing content, and give you the GraphQL queries
        to replace the hardcoded data.

For the Business

Real content infrastructure: drafts, revisions, publishing workflows, SEO tools, and analytics-ready structured data. Enterprise features without enterprise complexity.

Migration Path

1. Keep your Bolt.new app — Don't rewrite, just reconnect the data layer
2. Create a Drupal space — Instant provisioning, zero config
3. Model your content — MCP tools or visual importer create content types from your existing UI
4. Import existing content — Bulk import from JSON with media handling
5. Swap data sources — Replace hardcoded JSX props with GraphQL queries
6. Enable visual editing — Install our Puck editor for no-code page building

Why Not Just Use a Database?

Custom database schemas (Supabase, Planetscale, MongoDB) give you data storage but not content management:

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