A little guidance.
A lot of possibility.

RenewCMS is a self-hosted content management system with a Go API and an embedded Vue 3 administration workspace. You write articles and manage structured content there, then use the API to deliver it to a public frontend you build and host.

RenewCMS is currently in beta and under active development. The repository describes features as incomplete, not fully tested and subject to change. Evaluate the current version for your use case, read the release notes and keep backups.

No. A release bundles the Go API and Vue workspace into a single executable. You can also run the Docker image. Go, Node.js and Bun are development tools when building the project from source.

Yes, if you connect it to the API. Articles can be returned as Markdown, HTML or structured JSON blocks. RenewCMS also provides resolved SEO data and per-site sitemaps for your frontend to render. It does not generate or deploy your public website.

Yes. Sites have their own key, base URL, locale and SEO defaults. Articles belong to one site, and authors can be credited across articles. Site management is available to the owner.

By default, in a SQLite database file and a local upload directory on your server. You can choose PostgreSQL, MySQL or MariaDB and an S3-compatible bucket. You are responsible for hosting, updates and backups of the database and media.

Yes. The RenewCMS administration workspace includes English and French. This public website is available in both languages as well. The linked technical documentation is currently in English.

An AI service is not required to run RenewCMS. An optional, separate MCP server lets a compatible client work with your instance through its API. The client and any model provider have their own configuration and data handling.