Built to solve my own problem.
I build fast, lightweight HTML sites for clients. No WordPress, no page builders, no bloat. Sites load instantly, cost almost nothing to host, and I can build them quickly — which keeps costs down for the client.
The one problem I could never solve cleanly was ongoing content changes. A client wants to update their hero headline or swap a team photo. They can't touch the HTML. I don't want to charge them an hour of my time for a two-minute change. And I'm not putting them through WordPress just for that.
So I built SnipCMS. Paste one script tag, add cms="field-name" to any element, share an edit link with your client. They click the text, type their change, hit save. Done.
It's not a page builder. Clients can't add sections, drag blocks, or break your layout. They change text and images — the content you designed the site around — and everything else stays exactly as you built it.
Built by a solo developer. Open source release coming soon.