Ship content infrastructure in minutes, not sprints.
Your team is four people. Someone handles product, someone handles engineering, and everyone handles everything else. You don't have time to evaluate CMS platforms for weeks. You need content on your site yesterday, and the CMS shouldn't be the bottleneck.
The Problem
Sound familiar?
No time for CMS evaluation
You've spent hours comparing Contentful vs Sanity vs Strapi, reading docs, watching tutorials. Meanwhile your landing page still has placeholder text and your blog doesn't exist.
Every hat, one head
Your founding engineer is also writing blog posts, product copy, and changelog entries. Every hour spent on content is an hour not spent on the product.
Complex tools for simple needs
You need a blog and a changelog. You don't need content modeling workshops, migration strategies, or enterprise access controls. But the CMS doesn't know that.
Frontend integration friction
You picked Next.js because it's fast. Now you're wrestling with a CMS SDK that doesn't have proper TypeScript support and requires three API calls to render a page.
How Laizy Helps
Built for this.
Five-minute setup
Run laizy init, define your schema in a single file, sync to the database, generate a typed client. Four commands, five minutes, done. You're fetching content in your Next.js app before your coffee gets cold.
AI writes the first draft
Describe what you want in natural language and Laizy creates structured, schema-valid content. Your engineer reviews a finished blog post instead of staring at a blank editor. Ship content at the speed you ship code.
Schema-as-code, version-controlled
Your content model is a .laizy file in your repo. It goes through code review, gets deployed with your app, and rolls back when you do. No surprises between environments.
Generated TypeScript client
Run laizy generate and get a fully typed client with autocomplete for every model and field. No SDK documentation to read. Your editor tells you what's available.
Grows with you
Start with a blog and a changelog. Add product pages, team bios, and case studies when you need them. The schema-as-code approach means your content model evolves with your product — no migrations, no rewrites.
See It In Action
From zero to published content.
Define your schema in code, sync it with one command, and start creating content. The generated TypeScript client gives you full type safety in your frontend.
laizy init— set up your project in secondslaizy sync— push schema changes to the databaselaizy generate— get a typed client for your frontend
# From zero to published in 5 minutes
$ laizy init
✓ Created ~/.laizyrc
✓ Created laizy/schema.laizy
✓ Linked to project "my-startup"
# Define your content model
$ cat laizy/schema.laizy
model BlogPost {
title: String { required: true }
content: Markdown { required: true }
slug: String { required: true, unique: true }
}
$ laizy sync
✓ 1 model synced
$ laizy generate
✓ Generated types.ts
✓ Generated client.ts
✓ TypeScript client ready
# Create your first post with AI
$ echo '{"title":"Why We Built This"}'| laizy content create BlogPost
✓ Created BlogPost (a7c3e1f2)Your blog is four commands away.
Init, define, sync, generate. Start creating content in the time it takes to read another CMS comparison article.