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Sanity

What is Sanity?

Sanity is a headless content management platform in the CMS category. It stores content as structured, portable data in a real-time cloud data store and delivers it through a low-latency Content Lake API.

How it works

Sanity Studio is a React-based editor configured as code by development teams. Content is stored as portable text and typed data objects, queryable via GROQ or GraphQL. The API serves content to any frontend on demand.

Sanity with Laioutr

Sanity is planned for the Laioutr App Store. Once available, it will supply structured content to the Composable Visual Page Builder in Laioutr, so editors can compose pages from Sanity documents without leaving the frontend interface. This bridges Content Management in Laioutr directly with the Composable Digital Experience Platform.

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