Webstudio Beta - An open source Webflow alternative

Webstudio Beta is our first production-grade release. You can build a static site with Builder UX inspired by Webflow, improved by us. Publish it for free to Webstudio Cloud. Enjoy performance of CloudFlare Workers and modern front-end architecture.

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looks awesome good luck with your launch Oleg
The team behind Webstudio is really amazing! And the fact that their work is open sourced makes it even more amazing! Wishing you good luck with the lunch of Webstudio!
💡 Bright idea
We definitely need more competition in the field. Look forward to how Webstudio will evolve.
I love supporting open source projects, and I've recently gotten into webflow, so very keen to try this out!
Congratulations on the launch! 🚀 This seems to give designers a ton of room for creativity.
We hope so, even though its just the start, a lot to improve
Just tested it. It’s really good! :)
Awesome work, please make great progress, I use this day to day.
Amazing!
A huge congrats for the launch & team! An open source alternative to Webflow was long overdue - very excited to see how Webstudio evolves over the coming years. :)
Thank you Sia, so happy to get to the point where we are today, now it's only upwards!
Congratulations Oleg. This looks awesome. It's exciting to see how polished and refined this looks. Polished design is definitely not something I would have associated with open source in the past but that is changing quickly! Can you share more about how the Design Tokens feature works?
Time to change the perception of open source while also changing the perception of what nocode tools can do?
This looks super awesome...I'm trying for years to find better alternatives for Webflow and WordPress and this looks like it is the perfect solution for seamless secure hosting and no headaches. One question I have though is how is Webstudio performing for accessibility WCAG compliance? WordPress, despite the security holes and bugs that can drive a person nuts has outstanding accessibility compliance out of the box. Is the case the same for Webstudio?
The Builder UI Itself or the site on canvas?