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    Hygraph

    Headless CMS for teams scaling their content operations. Structure any content, so your entire team can launch faster with AI you can control and trust.

    DEGermany·Founded 2017
    Headquarters
    🇩🇪Germany
    Data Hosting
    GermanyEU (any EU region)
    Structure
    Independent
    Compliance
    ▣GDPR◆EU HQ▦EU Data

    Hygraph key facts

    Last updated
    Legal entity
    GraphCMS GmbH
    Headquarters
    Germany (DE)
    Ownership
    Independent
    Founded
    2017
    Data hosting
    Germany, EU (any EU region)
    Infrastructure
    Unknown
    Deployment
    SaaS
    Open source
    No
    US Cloud Act exposure
    Low (no US parent)
    Replaces
    Contentful, Sanity

    About Hygraph

    Hygraph (formerly GraphCMS) is a Berlin-based technology company providing a professional-grade Headless CMS built natively on GraphQL. It distinguishes itself from traditional CMS solutions by offering 'Content Federation,' which allows enterprises to unify data from various silos and external APIs into a single, coherent GraphQL endpoint. The platform is designed to serve as a centralized content hub for multi-channel digital experiences including websites, mobile apps, and VR/AR applications. By providing a hosted backend-as-a-service, Hygraph enables developers to define complex content schemas while giving non-technical content operators a user-friendly interface to manage assets and multi-lingual text at scale.

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    Target Segments

    EnterpriseSMB

    Deployment Options

    SaaS

    Hosting & Security

    Infrastructure

    Unknown

    Key Features

    GraphQL-native architecture
    Content Federation from multiple sources
    Structured content management
    Native localization and multi-language support
    Intuitive schema modeling editor
    GraphQL Explorer with auto-complete and debugging
    API extensions for external data sourcing
    Separation of concerns between developers and content teams

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