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Put your content to work
SPIRITT turns your Storyblok content into working experiences. Build localized libraries and portals, validate content contracts and carry editorial gaps into an owned workflow without confusing content retrieval with CMS publication.
What you can do with Storyblok.
Content becomes a product
Use typed stories, relations and navigation links to build searchable sites, catalogs and private content apps.
Localization with visibility
Compare language-specific stories and fields to surface real coverage gaps and route translation work.
Editorial context carries forward
Turn tags, datasources and draft-versus-published reads into review queues with stable content references.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for content app development with Storyblok.
02
Connect Storyblok
Connect your Storyblok account and choose the account access your mission needs. Keep other connected apps scoped to the same work.
03
Delegate an outcome
Describe the result, the Storyblok records to use, and the rules for changes or delivery. SPIRITT builds the workflow and follows the result through.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Storyblok to work.
Put your content to work
Questions
Storyblok, with SPIRITT.
01Can SPIRITT build a site from Storyblok?+
Yes. Structured stories, page fields, relations and navigation links can power working sites or apps with the appropriate access and delivery setup.
02Can this connection publish Storyblok stories?+
No. The evidenced operations retrieve content and metadata. SPIRITT can build experiences and coordinate editorial tasks, but CMS creation and publication need a separate authorized route.
03Can it compare drafts with published pages?+
Yes. Page retrieval supports draft and published versions where the connected credential allows them. Private review views keep draft content separate from public output.
04How does localization work?+
Queries can use language-specific paths and field-level language selection. SPIRITT preserves those distinctions instead of assuming every market has an equivalent translated story.
05Can it follow related content?+
Yes. Content-type queries support relation resolution and flexible field selection, while link retrieval supplies navigation metadata for the resulting experience.
06How are large content libraries handled?+
SPIRITT follows pagination and checks GraphQL query costs. A scheduled refresh can remain bounded and resumable rather than assuming the whole library fits in one request.