Ycode

Building a marketing site usually means choosing between a hosted page builder you cannot inspect and a codebase only developers can touch. Ycode is a visual website builder with a CMS attached, published as open source and also sold as a managed cloud service.

Work happens on a canvas where layouts, spacing, styles and responsive behavior are edited directly, and reusable components keep repeated sections in one place. Content lives in collections with fields you define, so structured data and page design stay inside the same tool. Designing from a written prompt is supported alongside direct manipulation.

Self-hosting is deliberately thin on moving parts.

• GitHub: the project is forked into your own account and maintained from there.
• Vercel: the site and its editor deploy to your Vercel account.
• Supabase: a Supabase project supplies the database behind the CMS.
• AI providers: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and xAI models can each be connected.
• Languages: collections carry an unlimited number of translations.

Installation follows a written guide covering each account you need, and the documentation is actively maintained. The self-hosted edition sets no cap on users, pages or CMS items, while the cloud plan adds managed hosting and a global CDN with a content limit. Official support covers cloud projects, and the open source build is supported by the community on Discord.