Founders skip blogs because setup is a pain. @contioreach: headless CMS for blogs, any framework, 5-min setup, SEO/GEO, AI covers & indexing. #buildinpublic
Founders launch with no blog, their best lead source. Not by choice. Setup is a mess and generic CMSs aren't built for blogs.
So I'm building @contioreach: a blog-focused headless CMS. Any framework, live in 5 min, SEO/GEO built in.
Free to start ๐
https://t.co/xWKih7fFuT
7 years as a full stack dev, now building my own thing ๐
ContioReach is a headless CMS made only for blogs, with SEO and AI search built in.
Looking for founders, devs and AI folks to connect with. What are you shipping this week?
Hey everyone! ๐
Solo founder here, building ContioReach, a headless CMS that makes setting up a blog take minutes, not weeks.
Looking to connect with founders, builders, devs and AI folks.
What are you working on? Drop it below ๐
@b4dgerr Neither. Iโd go back to how I coded for 7 years before AI, just slower and with more coffee โ The tools speed you up, but if you canโt code without them, thatโs the real risk.
@CiprianiRanieri Genius, if you verify the list first. 300 emails to unverified addresses can burn your domain before anyone replies. Clean list + personal first line beats ads early on, because you learn why people say no.
@b4dgerr โ AI-generated launch tweet
โ AI-generated replies to the launch tweet
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Distribution is the one thing AI canโt skip for you.
@kamilbaranek_ Vibe-coding the CMS is the easy part. Maintaining it is the hard part: auth, image handling, SEO, drafts, roles, backups. Plugins exist for a reason ๐
The real middle ground is headless: a focused CMS for content, then vibe-code whatever frontend you want.
@solopribuilds Going from idea to shipped in a day. No meetings, no approvals. If a user asks for something in the morning, it can be live by evening. That speed is hard to give up once youโve had it.
@SamVale29 Product first, but start the audience on day one. I waited too long to start writing about my space. A few blog posts and build-in-public updates early would have meant people waiting for launch instead of me starting from zero.
Quick question for founders โ
What do you use to manage your blog?
WordPress, Webflow, a headless CMS, Notion, Markdown files, or something custom?
Can your content team update it easily, or does every change need a dev?
Drop your setup ๐
@b4dgerr Felt this for months ๐ What finally worked for me was setting up a blog with ContioReach. My first paying customer came from an organic post, not ads. Slow at first, but it keeps working. Yours is coming ๐
@tyd3n_ Good luck with the launch! One tip: send the new site to your current Smoke Off users first. They already trust you, and theyโre your fastest early feedback before you share it wider ๐
@b4dgerr That's still a win. You've got people who care enough to give feedback, and that's the hardest part early on. Have any of them said they'd pay once it's ready?
Happy Friday, founders โ
What do you use to manage your blog?
WordPress, Webflow, a headless CMS, Notion, Markdown files, or something custom?
And can your content team update it easily, or does every change need a dev?
Drop your setup ๐
Launch your own blog in 5 steps:
npx create-contioreach-blog
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Ask AI to make it yours
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Push to GitHub, deploy on Vercel
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