What makes Metabind different
Traditional headless CMS platforms manage content. You still need developers to build and deploy UI changes through app stores. Metabind manages both:| Traditional CMS | Metabind | |
|---|---|---|
| Content updates | Instant | Instant |
| UI changes | App store deploy | Instant |
| New layouts | App store deploy | Instant |
| Native rendering | You build it | Built-in |
How it works
1
Build your design system
Create reusable components using BindJS, a declarative syntax inspired by SwiftUI. Define properties, styling, and behavior once.
2
Define content types
Combine components into content types — like “Article”, “Product Page”, or “Onboarding Flow”. Each type has a layout and a set of allowed components.
3
Create and publish content
Content teams use the visual editor to create content using your components. No code required. Publish when ready.
4
Render natively
Your app fetches content via GraphQL and renders it using native SDKs. SwiftUI on iOS. Compose on Android. React on web.
Who uses Metabind
Design system teams build and maintain a library of components that ensure consistency across platforms. Developers integrate the SDK once, then focus on app-specific features while content flows automatically. Content teams create and publish experiences without waiting for deploys or learning to code. Product teams ship experiments, campaigns, and new features at the speed of ideas.What you can build
- Articles and editorial content — news, guides, tutorials, and stories that keep users engaged
- Product pages — detailed views with images, specs, pricing, and calls to action
- Help and support content — FAQs, troubleshooting guides, and documentation
- Home screens and feeds — dynamic layouts that update based on user segments or context
- Onboarding and education — step-by-step flows that evolve without app updates
- Campaigns and announcements — time-sensitive content shipped the moment it’s ready