Ideas worth
putting out
into the world.
putting out
into the world.
● PublishedA fresh perspective on
A fresh perspective on
what comes next
Inspiration · 4 min read
A simpler way to publish
Great stories.
Any frontend.
Give your ideas a home. Write, organize, and publish in one place.
Deliver your content to the website you already love.
Your content. Your stack. Your creative freedom.
✓
Ready when you areWrite now. Publish on your schedule.
your next great story starts here⌁ blogsaaS / workspace
Your ideas, in motion.
A little inspiration. A lot of possibility.
All stories 3PublishedDrafts⌕ Search stories
CREATE
SOMETHING
meaningful.
SOMETHING
meaningful.
◷ ScheduledMake room for your
Make room for your
next big idea
Studio notes · 3 min read
Less noise.
More story.
More story.
● DraftThe art of keeping
The art of keeping
things simple
Behind the scenes · 5 min read
An illustrative workspace. Your stories will make it yours.
One API. Endless possibilities.Connect to your favorite frontend.
Next.js ↗AstroNuxt △React ✳Vue ∨and whatever’s next →
MADE FOR YOUR FLOWLess managing.
Less managing.
More creating.
A thoughtful home for your content, from the first spark to the moment you hit publish. Everything you need to keep moving.
A place for every project.
Keep brands, clients, and side projects organized in dedicated workspaces. Give each project its own stories, categories, and API key.
Find your focus ↗From a blank page to a story.
Bring your writing to life with rich text, images, and flexible sections. Add categories and author details to make every post feel complete.
Make it your own ↗Your timing. Your terms.
Save a draft while inspiration takes shape. Publish when it is ready, or choose a future date and let your API deliver it at the right time.
Meet your publishing flow ↗ A SIMPLE WORKFLOWFrom your first idea
From your first idea
to your next launch.
Your publishing process should make space for good work. Here’s how BlogSaaS keeps things simple.
Create your workspace ↗Make yourself at home.
Create an account and a workspace. Add a project for your publication, product, or client.
Put your ideas into words.
Write your first story, add images, and pick a category. Save it for later or set a publishing date.
Connect. Publish. Repeat.
Use your project’s API key to fetch published stories. Build the reading experience your audience deserves.
CONTENT WITHOUT CONSTRAINTSYour frontend.
Your frontend.
Our publishing engine.
Keep the stack you love. Fetch published posts, categories, and structured sections with a single API request. You decide how the story looks.
- Project-specific, read-only API keys
- Structured JSON with rich text and image sections
- Drafts stay private until you publish
- Paginated responses for growing publications
get-stories.js
// Good stories are just one request away.
const response = await fetch(
'https://blogsaas.task19.com/api/v1/projects/blogs',
{
headers: {
'X-API-KEY': 'YOUR_PROJECT_KEY',
'Accept': 'application/json'
}
}
);
const { blogs, meta } = await response.json(); 200 OK application/json
{
"project": "Your next chapter",
"blogs": [/* your published stories */],
"meta": { "current_page": 1, ... }
} A LITTLE MORE CLARITYGood questions.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Getting to know your next publishing tool? Start here.
Explore the API ↗What is a headless blog, exactly?
It separates writing from presentation. You manage posts in BlogSaaS, and your website fetches the published content through an API. Your frontend controls how it looks.
Can I use it with my existing website?
Yes. Any frontend that can make an HTTP request can use the API, including Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, and custom websites. Connect from your server or use the read-only API from your frontend.
Can I manage more than one blog?
Yes. Create multiple projects and organize them in workspaces. Each project has its own posts, categories, and API key.
How does scheduled publishing work?
Choose a future publication date in the editor. The API returns the post once that date arrives. If your website caches content, refresh or revalidate its cache to show new posts.
Do I need to be a developer?
Writing and organizing posts does not require code. Connecting the API to your own website requires some development work. Your project dashboard includes integration examples.
Your next great story
deserves to be out there.
Make a little space for your next big idea.
Let’s get you publishing