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Forestry.io is being discontinued on April 22, 2023 and Rangle has successfully helped others migrate to a better tech stack. Talk to an expert. We can get you there in time.

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Future proof your choice.

Don't get locked in (or out) again.

Stackbit is a framework agnostic headless integrator that offers maximum flexibility and portability.

You can use their git-based CMS forever, or move to any other CMS.
You can stay on Hugo, Jekyll, or Gatsby and upgrade to Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, or anything else later.
Even if your tech stack changes your content creation experience remains the same.

It takes me 10 times less than usual to create a page now that we use Stackbit — it's a game-changer.
— Nika Karliuchenko - Product Manager at TELUS

Stackbit vs. Tina live editing preview

Stackbit demo — Change content directly on-screen without navigating complex schemas on Stackbit.

Tina editor demo — You can see content changes in real-time as you make them with Tina's visual editor.

Stackbit	Tina
On-the-glass WYSIWYG editor	Editor with live preview
Editor doesn't affect website performance (as it's not part of the production code).	Editor slows down your website (as it must be packaged and served with production code).
Components don’t need to be written in any specific way or registered.	Must tightly couple your components to Tina’s classes.
Can build with your existing tech stack now and switch later.	Editor only works with Next.js. Gatsby and Vue are not currently supported.
Full flexibility for your code and tech stack. Supports Gatsby, Hugo, Jekyll, Next.js, Nuxt, Vue, and everything else.	Must redo all components to migrate to or from Tina.
You can use Stackbit’s git-based CMS or any other CMS, API, or database you want.	Only offers a git-based CMS.

Stackbit was 100% the key to our success and was the critical ingredient that put all the pieces together.
— Dave Feldman, Head of Digital Products at Takeda