Product updatesRelease notes
What's new in the CMSClaude CMS Content Management Release Notes
Improvements to the content management system behind your site — pages, history, fields and country variations. Everything here is included with every Claude CMS site and arrives in your account automatically, with nothing to install or upgrade.
Where the CMS is heading. Everything in this section is planned rather than live — each one moves up into the dated releases below as it ships.
Built-in analytics, no cookie banner Coming next
Visitors, pages, referrers, countries and devices, counted without a cookie or a consent banner, so the numbers cover everyone rather than the few who click accept. It reads the server logs as well as the page, so it also shows which AI systems are reading your site — ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and the rest — which pages they fetched and how often, alongside the people who arrive from an AI answer and where they go next. Running on claudecms.com now; every hosted site next.
Scheduled publishing Planned
Write it today, have it appear on Tuesday morning. A publish date on a draft, so an announcement can be ready before the day it needs to go out rather than needing someone at a keyboard at the time.
Share a draft by link Planned
A private link to an unpublished page, so a colleague or a client can read it as it will look, without an account and without it being live to anyone else.
Checks before it goes live Planned
A quiet look over a page as you save it: a title that fits in search results, a description that exists, headings in order, images with alt text, links that still go somewhere. Advice rather than a gate.
Sections you can repeat Planned
Custom fields give a page fixed slots. Repeatable sections give it a list — five team members, nine questions and answers, however many the page needs — each with the same shape, added and reordered without touching the markup.
A media library Planned
Every image the site uses in one place, with its alt text, where it appears and what it weighs, so a picture can be replaced everywhere it is used instead of page by page.
Bring an existing site in Planned
Point the importer at a WordPress export or a live site and have its pages, posts and images land here as real content with their history starting from day one, rather than being pasted in a page at a time.
More than one login Planned
Separate logins for the people who work on the site, so the history says who rather than which account, and so someone can be given the parts of the dashboard they need and nothing else.
Submit for review Planned
A step between written and live: a change waits, the person who owns the site sees what is different, and it publishes on their say-so. The publish gate already stops Claude publishing on its own; this gives the waiting work somewhere to sit.
Redirects when a page moves Planned
Change a page's address and the old one keeps working, sending visitors and search engines to the new one instead of a dead end. Written for you at the moment you rename it.
Country variations New
A page can now have a version for another country. Tick the countries your site serves, and from any page you can start its version for one of them — search engines are told which is which.
The dashboard in your language New
Your account area can read in German as well as English, chosen in Preferences and remembered against your login rather than your browser. Shopfronts already spoke French, German, Polish and Indian English; this is the dashboard behind them.
The dashboard on a phone Improved
The sidebar folds into a slim bar with a section button that opens the menu in two columns, so checking a page or an order from a phone is no longer a pinch-and-scroll exercise.
Blocks you write yourself New
The Blocks Library was a catalogue to choose from. It now has a personal tab you can write in: your own notes and instructions, saved against your site, that Claude reads and follows the next time it works on it.
A real backend behind the conversation New
Every page and post on the site in one list, whoever wrote it — you in the dashboard, Claude over the connector, or a script. Off until you switch it on, and it stays off if you never do.
A full change history, attributed New
Every change is recorded with who made it and how, in plain words rather than a log: Edited content · Claude · two hours ago. Nothing has to be switched on per page, and the record starts the moment history does.
Compare any two revisions, and put one back New
See exactly what changed between two versions of a page, line by line, and restore either of them in one press. Restoring is itself a revision, so putting something back never loses the thing you put back over.
Fields you define New
Give your content a shape instead of a blob of HTML: text, numbers, dates, true or false, a list to choose from, an image or a link. Claude fills them in like any other part of the page, and the values are there to be read back.
Decide what Claude may publish New
A publish gate that keeps new work as a draft until you say otherwise, change notes you can require on every edit, and defaults for anything new. Claude keeps working the way it always did; what reaches the public is your call.
A trash that remembers New
A deleted page goes to trash with its whole history attached and waits there for a set number of days, so bringing it back is one press rather than an apology.
Updates are added as they ship. Want something that is not here yet? Tell us, or ask Claude for it in your next session. Building a shop as well? There are separate release notes for the store builder.