Webiny 6.5.0 is close. The betas have been out for a while and the most of the fixes have settled — we’re planning the stable release for next week. 🚀 If you’ve been holding off on upgrading until there’s a stable tag, that wait is nearly over. Stay tuned.

Something we're working on for the Webiny admin: a dashboard every user can arrange themselves. 👀 • Drag widgets between columns • Pick 2, 3 or 4 columns • Add widgets from a drawer that previews each one Each user's layout is saved, so it's there the next time they sign in. And your project can add its own widgets right next to ours. Still a work in progress. More soon.

AWS just shipped Lambda Web Functions — a true HTTP request handler, up to 128 concurrent requests per execution environment, plus multi-region deploy. 👀 Webiny has run serverless on Lambda since day one, so this lands right in our lane: fewer cold starts, steadier response times under load. We’ll probably be digging into what it means for Webiny deployments. More once we know. aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/ann…>

The Webiny admin dashboard isn't fixed furniture — you can build your own widgets. 👀 Sales charts, latest products, fulfilment counts, whatever your team stares at every morning. Pull from your own data, drop it on the home screen, let users arrange it how they work best. The first thing editors see, built by you.

🪧 "We support MCP" is the new "we have an API." It means nothing until you know what the server exposes and where it runs - one vendor ships CRUD tools, another ships platform knowledge, and they’re not the same purchase. 7 questions to ask any CMS vendor before you sign, now that agents are the ones writing the code. webiny.com/blog/ai-accelerat…

🪧 "We support MCP" is the new "we have an API." It means nothing until you know what the server exposes and where it runs - one vendor ships CRUD tools, another ships platform knowledge, and they’re not the same purchase. 7 questions to ask any CMS vendor before you sign, now that agents are the ones writing the code. webiny.com/blog/ai-accelerat…>

AI Power-Ups now supports OpenRouter. 🚀 One key, hundreds of models — and you pick one per role: the fast work, the main work, the image work. Cheap model for summarising, Claude for the heavy lifting, whatever reads images best. Or skip OpenRouter and point straight at your vendor. Dropdown's in the screenshot. 👀

AI Power-Ups used to ship with a hardcoded list of models. New model drops, you wait for a Webiny release. Not anymore. The list now comes from a remote endpoint we maintain, so new models show up in your Model roles dropdown on their own. ⚡ That's the screenshot — fresh models, no upgrade, nothing to configure.

We’re experimenting with @TesterArmy’s new e2e tool on the Webiny codebase, and a few things already won us over. 👀 • deterministic where you want certainty, agent steps where you don’t • cached replays, so runs stay fast • the agent jumps back in the moment the app shifts ⚡️ Open source too. Early days for us, but it’s definitely a fun one to play with! 🤓 tester.army/e2e

Follow-up on moving our Vitest suites to Docker: only the e2e tests still need a real OpenSearch cluster. So we switched it off on weekends and downsized it from 2× r5.large to 1× t3.medium. $277 → $54 a month. About $2,700 a year back. ⚡️ Again, nothing changes in the product — just numbers we thought worth sharing.

Choosing a headless CMS is about more than features. It’s about finding the right fit for your team and architecture 🧩 We compared the best headless CMS platforms for developers in 2026, looking at extensibility, ownership, API design, and tenancy. See how the leading platforms stack up and what to consider before choosing yours. Read the full comparison: webiny.com/blog/the-best-hea… 🚀

Webiny 6.5.0 is in beta. 👀 We've been shipping new beta releases as fixes land, so if you want an early look, you can already pull one into your project and try it. No firm date yet — we're hoping for a stable release in a week or two. 🤞

For years, “where do I deploy Webiny?” had one answer: your AWS account. With Standalone in alpha, it has as many answers as your stack allows. Curious what that looks like for you — drop your hosting setup below. 👀

Webiny used to mean AWS. Now it can run anywhere you can run an app. 🚀 A VPS, a box in your rack, a container in your cluster, your laptop — pair it with SQLite or Postgres and you're up. Full story here: webiny.com/blog/webiny-is-no… Standalone is in alpha. Tell us where you've managed to run it. 👇

Webiny Standalone runs on SQLite or Postgres today. Point Webiny at one, deploy, done. At the moment we’re also working on bringing OpenSearch support to Standalone, so you get the same full search experience AWS deployments already have. Same CMS, same APIs — you just pick what runs underneath.

Same Webiny, two ways to run it. On AWS: serverless by default, scale to zero, Pulumi-powered infrastructure in your own account. Standalone: your infrastructure, your deployment tooling, SQLite or Postgres, no AWS account required. Headless CMS, Website Builder, File Manager, the same APIs and plugins — identical in both. Only the infrastructure layer changes. ⚡️

Webiny Standalone is here — now in alpha. 🚀 A new way to run Webiny, and it's open for you to try today! The full introduction is on the blog: webiny.com/blog/webiny-is-no… Take it for a spin and tell us what you think — your feedback shapes where this goes next. 👇

Sunday reminder: Webiny ships its own MCP server, running locally alongside your project. If you're pairing with an AI agent and haven't wired it up, you're making it guess. 👀 One command to configure @cursor_ai, @claudecode or @OpenAI Codex — then your agent knows your models, APIs and project structure, and writes code that fits. ⚡ It's the recommended way to build with Webiny: webiny.com/docs/build-with-a…

Dependent dropdowns in the CMS entry form: pick a Country, and the City list repopulates from it. 🔥 The whole thing is one options() callback that re-runs reactively. Editors get a short, relevant list instead of scrolling every city on earth — and the part people miss: clear the city when the country changes, or you submit a value that isn't even in the dropdown. Full example here: webiny.link/dependent-dropdo… 👇

Coming in Webiny 6.5.0: image editing right inside File Manager. 🚀 • Crop freely or to a fixed shape • Set a focal point so crops keep the subject • Preview at 1:1, 4:3 and 16:9 before saving • Add alternative text and a caption One image, cropped correctly everywhere it's used.