Finally, a site builder that gets design

Welcome, everyone. Today, we’re not just announcing a feature—we’re opening a new chapter for Framer. A chapter where the lines between creators, collaborators, and contributors begin to blur. Where websites stop being static artifacts owned by a few, and start becoming living, evolving platforms shaped by everyone who cares enough to make them better. We’ve always believed that great websites come from great ideas—and those ideas can come from anywhere. But too often, the tools we use decide who gets to participate. Designers have their canvas. Developers have their code. Content teams have their CMS. And everyone else? They wait. They request. They hope someone has the time. And most of the time, they’re left out. That ends today. What we’re unveiling isn’t just a way to make changes—it’s a way to give agency back to the people closest to the work. To collapse the distance between spotting a problem and solving it. Between having an idea and seeing it live. Imagine a world where a site isn’t something you build once and maintain reluctantly—but a dynamic, ever-improving system. A place where every person on your team, no matter their title or technical background, can shape what your audience sees. Where edits happen as fast as thoughts. Where bottlenecks vanish. And where momentum becomes the default state of your team This release is just the first step. But it’s a bold one. And it points to a future where websites are no longer built for teams—they’re built with them.