Apache 2.0 licensed · self-hostable

The blog layer your website was missing.

Prosewire is portable publishing infrastructure for teams that want a great editor, clean SEO, and a blog that feels native to any site—without WordPress or a monthly tax.

Unlimited postsEvery API includedYour database
prosewire.local/editorPublish
Draft
Your content should outlive your website stack
What portable content looks like
One canonical content store
Stable URLs and redirects
Rendered HTML and a raw API

Everything is included

A serious publishing system, minus the lock-in.

Built around the capabilities content teams actually use: fast integration, editorial control, trustworthy search metadata, and ownership all the way down.

Drop into any stack

Use one script tag, rendered HTML, a raw JSON API, or the typed SDK. No iframe and no forced frontend.

Search-ready by default

Clean URLs, metadata, JSON-LD, RSS, sitemaps, author profiles, and an actionable writing-side SEO review.

A real editorial workflow

Draft, schedule, pin, revise, redirect, localize, review in teams, and recover previous versions.

Portable on purpose

Self-host the full stack and export posts, authors, categories, redirects, and metadata whenever you want.

No feature tiers

Permissions, audit history, APIs, staging-friendly configuration, and every publishing feature ship in the open source project.

Agent-first surfaces

The REST contract, TypeScript SDK, CLI, and MCP server stay aligned so humans and agents use the same rules.

One source, every surface

Start with copy-paste. Keep all the escape hatches.

Prosewire keeps the contract in the center. The dashboard, public reader, embed, SDK, CLI, and MCP server all share the same content rules.

01

JavaScript embed

A tiny loader that inherits the host site’s type and color.

02

Rendered API

Sanitized, semantic HTML for server or client integration.

03

Raw API + SDK

Structured content and relationships for custom experiences.

04

CLI + MCP

Automation and agent workflows with declared operation risk.