MADORIThe flat-file CMS for React applications
Built on React, powered by TypeScript. A Statamic-inspired content management system for the JavaScript ecosystem.
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Everything you need to manage content
A complete content management toolkit, no database required.
Collections
Organize your content into structured collections with custom blueprints and fields.
Blueprints
Define flexible content schemas with a visual editor or YAML configuration.
Taxonomies
Tag and categorize content with hierarchical taxonomy systems.
Control Panel
A polished admin interface for content editors, built with modern React.
Flat-File Storage
All content stored as Markdown and YAML. Version control friendly, no database needed.
GraphQL API
Auto-generated GraphQL schema from your blueprints. Query content with type safety.
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About Madori
A passion project by a developer who wanted better tooling.
Madori was born from a simple idea: take the best parts of flat-file CMS systems like Statamic and bring them to the React/Next.js ecosystem.
No database to manage. No complex hosting requirements. Just content as files — Markdown, YAML, and JSON — versioned alongside your code.
Key principles:
- Content lives in your repository
- Blueprints define your schema
- The control panel is optional
- Everything is extensible
About the Creator
Created to bring a familiar CMS experience to React and Next.js.
Hi, I'm Michael
I'm a Lead Developer from the UK with over a decade of experience building websites, platforms, APIs, and cloud infrastructure.
For the last few years, I've spent a lot of time working with Statamic and Laravel. I loved the way Statamic approached content management: flat files, structured content, blueprints, collections, taxonomies, and a genuinely enjoyable editorial experience.
As I moved further into React and Next.js, I found myself missing that workflow.
Madori started as a personal project to scratch that itch. The goal was simple: create a CMS that feels at home in the React ecosystem while keeping the things that made traditional flat-file CMS platforms so productive.
Today, Madori powers its own website and continues to evolve through real-world usage. Every feature is built with a focus on developer experience, content modelling, and practical agency workflows.
If you're building with React or Next.js and want a self-hosted CMS that stays out of your way, I hope you'll find Madori useful.
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