FAQ

What types of sources can I use with Unbody?

Unbody supports a wide range of sources, including Google Drive, Google Calendar, Twitter, Slack, and more. You can find a list of supported sources in the documentation.

Can I use Unbody to manage the content of multiple projects?

Yes, you can create and manage multiple projects in Unbody, each with its own set of sources.

Can I use Unbody with any website or application?

Unbody works with any website or application that can make GraphQL queries. You can use Unbody with a static site generator, a server-side framework, or a JavaScript framework such as React or Angular.

Can I access my content using the Unbody dashboard?

Yes, you can view and manage the content of your sources using the Unbody dashboard. You can also use the GraphQL playground to test and debug your GraphQL queries and mutations.

Is Unbody free?

Unbody offers a free plan → coming soon

How is Unbody different from IFTTT or Zapier?

Unbody offers a unique alternative to traditional Content Management Systems (CMSs) and streamlines the process of publishing content on the web by eliminating the need for a CMS as a content management interface. In the following sections, we'll compare Unbody to other solutions such as CMSs, Zapier, and IFTTT.

Unbody vs CMS

While Unbody functions like a headless CMS, it's not a CMS in the traditional sense. Unlike other CMSs that come with a built-in interface for managing content, Unbody gives you the flexibility to manage your website's content through any interface of your choice. Other CMSs, such as Contentful, Strapi, and Netlify CMS, all have built-in interfaces for managing content, but they can be limiting and require additional effort to use effectively. With Unbody, you can use the tools and interfaces you're already familiar with, such as Google Drive or Slack, to manage your content.

Unbody vs Zappier or IFTTT

While Unbody and automation tools like Zapier and IFTTT both automate tasks between apps, Unbody is specifically designed for managing and displaying website content. It offers unique features like semantic search and powerful image processing, and lets you use any platform you already use as your CMS.

How is Unbody different from other headless CMS?

While Unbody functions like a headless CMS, it's not a CMS in the traditional sense. Unlike other CMSs that come with a built-in interface for managing content, Unbody gives you the flexibility to manage your website's content through any interface of your choice.

What are the limitations of Unbody?

Unbody like any other product has certain limitations and there are jobs that Unbody is not good for. You can read more about it → here (opens in a new tab).