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TinaCloud brings together Tina's open-source content editor with a GraphQL API that talks to content stored in your repository (ie. Markdown and soon JSON).

Where do I start?

Have a look at the updated TinaCloud docs and try out a starter.
Sign up for TinaCloud!
Find us on Discord

What do I need to know about working with the Alpha release of TinaCloud?

Since this is a Beta release you should expect to run into bugs occasionally or be required to update your code because of API improvements.

These features are not (yet) included in TinaCloud and you might miss them:

A multi-branch workflow
The GraphQL API for your content is not yet queryable with read-only tokens. That means it’s only used while editing content with Tina.

What technical considerations should I make when working with TinaCloud?

You'll find success with TinaCloud if your project includes:

Next.js - The flexibility of this fantastic React framework lowers the bar to build with TinaCloud.
GitHub - The first Git provider that TinaCloud integrates with. Other Git providers may be available in the future.
Static, file-based builds - The TinaCloud client collects your filesystem content at build time. The ability to fetch content from our cloud API during builds will come soon.

The Next.js starter can get you up and running quickly with the above considerations. Give it a try and let us know how we can make developing with Tina easier.

If you haven't checked yet, the docs may have the answer you are looking for!
Connect with us on Discord.
We can help you at support@tina.io. Email us if you would like to schedule a chat!
Chat with us from your TinaCloud dashboard (there's a chat widget at the bottom of the screen on the left side).