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See how your team would work in Root.js

Explore the various features of Root.js and how different parts of your team may collaborate with it between developers, designers, marketers, copy writers, and translators.

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Overview

Root.js at a glance

Meet Root.js: one web platform where marketing, content, and engineering teams build and ship websites together.

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Editing

Editing and live preview

Editors build and update pages in the CMS, preview every change on the real site, and can find any piece of content in seconds.

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The publish dialog in the Root.js CMS, showing a scheduled publish time, an AI-written change summary, and passing publishing checks.
Publishing

Publishing, scheduling, and releases

From first draft to launch day: schedule changes, bundle updates into releases, catch mistakes with automated checks, and restore any past version.

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The Root.js CMS translations editor for a page, with source strings alongside German, French, and Japanese translations and an AI translate action.
Localization

Localization and translation

Launching in a new language shouldn't mean starting over. AI translation, vendor integrations, and a clear view of what's untranslated keep locales current.

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Root AI chat in the CMS: a request to localize a page and add it to a release, with the tool calls Root AI ran to do it.
Root AI

Root AI

An AI assistant that knows your content. Root AI drafts, translates, and organizes pages in the CMS, but it never publishes on its own.

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Assets and data

Assets and data

Images from Figma and Google Drive, plus data from spreadsheets and APIs, stay in sync with your site without manual exports or copy and paste.

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Collaboration

Collaboration and review

Leave feedback on the exact field it's about, see who else is editing, and review changes together without leaving the CMS.

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The sharing settings in the Root.js CMS, granting people and a whole email domain Admin, Editor, or Viewer roles, with a group whose role is limited to specific collections.
Governance

Roles, permissions, and governance

Who can view, edit, or publish your content? Set it with roles and permissions, and keep a complete record of every change.

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Integrations

Integrations and extensibility

Whether it's an AI provider, a translation vendor, or an internal tool, Root.js plugs into the way your team already works, with no lock-in.

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Web standards

SEO, accessibility, and performance

Fast pages, readable HTML, and accessible content are where every Root.js site starts. Here is what that means for search engines, AI, and visitors.

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