Client emails a change, you open Framer, find the CMS item, paste, publish. Every week.
Inviting them into Framer means paying for a seat and teaching them a CMS they'll touch twice a month.
KnotCMS syncs a Notion database to your Framer CMS instead. Changes land as drafts, or turn on auto-publish. Client never needs a Framer account.
Interactive demo, add a row and watch it land in Framer: https://knotcms.com/#demo
Free tier available. Solo dev, still early. If you manage content for client sites, where does your workflow break?
Demo first is right. It's the only link where someone understands the product without signing up, and the marketplace listing is the weaker read of the two.
Two links is the ceiling, though. Some subs auto-flag posts with multiple outbound links, so if it gets caught, drop the marketplace one and keep the demo.
