PublishingThree documents, one release, published together.

Group up to 200 documents’ changes into a Content Release and publish them together at a time you choose, with a scheduler configured.

npx create-nextly-app@alpha my-app

What it does

Working drafts with autosave, and a side-by-side comparison of two versions of the same language.

See who else is editing a document, and take over deliberately.

LimitAutosave keeps one recovery point per document and author, not per language.

Drafts
A post open in the entry editor, with its status and its languages in the document panel.

Every save that changes the content is recorded as a version, drafts included.

Compare two versions of the same language and restore an earlier one from the admin; restoring saves the current state first.

LimitTurn on versions and Nextly keeps a version history: by default the newest 50 versions of each document, plus each language’s latest published version, every version you name and every restore point.

Versions
Two versions of a post compared side by side, showing only the three fields that changed: the excerpt, an added paragraph and the release version.

Group up to 200 documents’ changes into a Content Release and publish or unpublish them together at a time you choose, with a scheduler configured.

Content Releases
Content Releases on the calendar, with a release scheduled for 27 October.

For your team

In the admin

  • Preview saved drafts beside the entry editor, and share a signed preview link that expires. Docs
  • An activity feed of who created, changed or deleted entries, and a security audit trail. Docs

For developers

In your code

  • Pages that read through Nextly’s cached queries update when their content changes. Docs
  • Background jobs, run by calling one endpoint from your scheduler. Docs
  • Signed webhooks for content, media, user and form events, with retries, a delivery log, redelivery and secret rotation. Docs

Try Nextly here, before you install it.

Pick a tour. Each one is a short, hands-on illustration of the product, and nothing here is saved.

A short tour, in your browser, and nothing is saved. Every control it draws is one Nextly 0.0.2-alpha.70 has; a dashed button is a tour shortcut.

An illustration of the Nextly admin nothing is saved

Step 1 of 3

Posts Release notes: November

Add the third document

Releases November launch

Draft

November launch

ActionDocumentKind
Goes liveposts / 1f9b6a30-7d24-4c8e-b5a1-6e2d09c7a4b3Collection entry
Goes liveposts / 5d07e8b2-3a61-4b9f-8c2e-71f4a0d6b9c5Collection entry

Group up to 200 documents’ changes and publish them together at a time you choose, with a scheduler configured.

Your site
  • Introducing content releasesNot yet
  • Pricing page refresh: what changedNot yet

Group documents into a release and publish them together at a time you choose, with a scheduler configured.

npx create-nextly-app@alpha my-app
Read the quick start

In 0.0.2-alpha.70

What ships today

PublishingAt a glance
Package
nextly
Release
0.0.2-alpha.70 · 25 Oct 2026
Drafts
Working drafts with autosave
Versions kept
The newest 50 per document by default, plus published, named and restore versions
A release holds
Up to 200 documents’ changes
Scheduling
At a time you choose, with a scheduler configured
Licence
MIT

Not today

Where it stops

Review and approval
There is no review-and-approve step. Docs
One release, whole documents
A Content Release schedules whole documents, never one language. Docs
Autosave
Autosave keeps one recovery point per document and author, not per language. Docs
Comparing languages
Comparing versions across languages is refused. Docs

Nextly is in alpha. APIs may change before 1.0. Pin exact versions in production.

Questions

Can I schedule a launch?

Group up to 200 documents’ changes into a Content Release and publish or unpublish them together at a time you choose, with a scheduler configured.

Does someone sign off before a release goes out?

There is no review-and-approve step.

How many versions are kept?

Turn on versions and Nextly keeps a version history: by default the newest 50 versions of each document, plus each language’s latest published version, every version you name and every restore point.

Does every save make a version?

Every save that changes the content is recorded as a version, drafts included.

Can two people edit the same document?

See who else is editing a document, and take over deliberately.