Strapi enables content-rich experiences to be created, managed and exposed to any digital product, channel or device. The vendor provides that it is self-hosted, 100% Javascript, headless, and state that they're committed to keeping it community first and open-source.

Strapi is vendor-agnostic, it is designed to work with all the JAMstack sites, static site generators such as React, Next.js, Nuxt.js, Vue.js, Gatsby or Angular, supports both SQL and NoSQL databases and can be hosted anywhere you want: AWS, Netlify, Heroku, a VPS, or a dedicated server.

Strapi is an open-source project. The core project, as well as the documentation and any related tool can be found in the Strapi (opens new window)GitHub organization.

The following GitHub repositories are open-source and contributions-friendly:

1. strapi/strapi (opens new window): main repository of Strapi, which contains the core of the project. You can find the admin panel, core plugins, plugin providers, and the whole code that runs your Strapi application. Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md (opens new window)file to have more information about contributions to the main repository.

2. strapi/documentation (opens new window): contains the whole documentation of Strapi. Please read the contribution guide (opens new window)to have more information about contributions to the Strapi documentation.

3. strapi/design-system (opens new window): is the design system that is used in the admin panel. It brings consistency between the different admin plugins.

4. strapi/strapi-docker (opens new window): contains the code used to generate the official Docker images for Strapi (available through our Docker Hub (opens new window)).

5. strapi/awesome-strapi (opens new window): contains everything the community built and all managed plugins. It is used as a central place to find and submit new packages such as plugins, middlewares, hooks, and general enhancements to the core of Strapi.