kerncms
28 linking domains
Emerging
- For
- Teams running several client or product projects from one self-hosted CMS deployment.
- Runs as
- Self-hosted
- Used for
- Edit site content in a git-based CMS
- Crop and compress media inside the CMS
- Replace hardcoded strings with CMS content files
- Launched on Product Hunt on Apr 26, 2026Product Hunt ↗
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
HerokuMCP · sign-in
Deploys web apps from git push onto managed containers (dynos), with managed Postgres, Redis, add-ons and one-command scaling.
48.1kActive2007 - #2
Morph
Serves specialized models for coding agents that apply code edits to files and search codebases at high speed.
19.2kActiveFrom $0.10 per use - #3
Cosmic
Headless CMS that stores structured content in custom models and serves it over REST and GraphQL APIs to websites and apps.
11kActiveFrom $99/mo2016 - #4
Cloud HPCMCP · sign-in
Runs CAE simulations such as CFD and FEA on rented cloud HPC clusters, accessed through a browser or API.
249ActiveFrom ≈ $0.04 per use - #5
AppWizzyMCP · sign-in
Generates app code from a plain-English description and runs it on a provisioned VM with git-linked edits and hosting.
137ActiveFrom $20/mo - #6
PageAI
Generates production-ready websites from text prompts with drag-and-drop customization and one-click deployment.
73ActiveFrom $149 once
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Git-based CMS that generates schemas and types from content files, with a built-in media editor and cookieless analytics. It is listed in the Atlas under Developer tools.
Who is kerncms for?
Teams running several client or product projects from one self-hosted CMS deployment.
Do people use kerncms?
Emerging.
What are alternatives to kerncms?
In Developer tools, by use: Heroku, Morph, Cosmic, Cloud HPC, AppWizzy, PageAI.
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