Hyvor Blogs, our blogging platform, is now open-source and self-hostable

Hyvor Blogs is our blogging platform. We've run it as a SaaS since 2023. With 2.0 released today, it's now open-souce under AGPLv3 and easily self-hostable. Features Docker compose based deployments SSO support with OIDC Rich editor with real-time collaborative editing Fully-customizable themes (twig) Multi-language support Custom domains with automatic TLS Built-in SEO and performance optimizations APIs for headless and automations Compared to other self-hosted blogging platforms Hyvor Blogs is more focused on blogging and is lighter than a general CMS like WordPress, Drupal, or Joomla. Hyvor Blogs is comparable to Ghost, but is more of a platform where you can run multiple blogs in one instance compared to one-instance-per-blog in Ghost. Hyvor Blogs provides headless CMS features (aka, Data API) but has a much simpler, blogging-focused API than Strapi, Payload CMS, and similar headless CMSes. Hyvor Blogs is not a text-based blog engine like Hugo or Jekyll, and is focused on rich-editor-based writing. Tech Stack Symfony for backend (migrated from Laravel in 2.0) PGSQL for database & queue Sveltekit and Hyvor Design System for frontend S3 for storage (optional) Links Github: github.com/hyvor/blogs Website: blogs.hyvor.com Self-hosting docs: blogs.hyvor.com/hosting We're eager to hear your thoughts!