Roadmap

TinaCMS live editing now works in Astro without pulling React into your site. Editors click any field to edit it inline in the admin while production ships zero editor code

TinaCloud now supports connecting to GitHub enterprise on-premise installations.

Strengthens security for TinaCloud users by adding an extra layer of protection to prevent unauthorized access, ensuring safer content management.

Hosting on Vercel? This enhances TinaCMS performance by leveraging Vercel’s data caching to speed up content delivery, reduce API load, and improve editing responsiveness.

Enhances TinaCMS with improved performance, more efficient rendering, and better compatibility with modern React features.

Since Tina works so well with documentation sites, we've built a best-of-breed TinaCMS + Docs starter template with Next.js.

We’re modernizing our build system by switching from CommonJS to ESM for better performance and compatibility.

Multi-repo support lets a single TinaCloud project connect a separate content repository alongside the generator/code repo - an Enterprise-friendly setup that decouples editors' content from the application code, eliminating schema-sync issues and duplicate TinaCMS lock files.

We're adding Editorial Workflow support to the Media Manager, enabling media changes to go through the same branch-based workflow as content edits.

Improvements to our Content API - faster response times for content retrieval. This will improve static site build times for quicker deployments. For enterprise customers, we are adding data isolation, ensuring their data remains separate from other accounts for better security and scalability.

There are several media management improvements that we have on our list (image search, support for more media types, etc).

We're adding a public GitHub Action for querying and editing your content. One of the use cases for this would be using GitHub actions to periodically use AI to find content in your project, e.g. documentation.

We're reworking the foundation of TinaCMS so more parts can be customised or replaced without forking the project. This will make TinaCMS easier to maintain and give teams more control over how the editor works.

We’re introducing optional telemetry powered by PostHog to better understand how users interact with TinaCMS. This data will help guide improvements to the platform while maintaining user privacy. Since TinaCMS is open source, all telemetry will be fully optional and configurable.

A first-party TinaCloud CLI lets developers manage projects, repos, branches, and more from the terminal.