CMS History
Marketplace appField-by-field history for every CMS item, with one-click undo, so a client's bad edit is never more than a click from fixed.
Roadmap
We take the most-voted requests on the Webflow Wishlist that nobody has solved well, build them properly, and release them free on the Webflow Marketplace. Every app below starts as a real request with real votes.
How we pick
We read the requests on the Webflow Wishlist and rank them by votes, so every app starts from a real need.
If Webflow or a good existing tool already covers a request, we leave it alone and move to the next one.
We build the app properly and release it on the Webflow Marketplace at no cost, for agencies and their clients.
The roadmap
Names are working titles. Vote counts are from the Webflow Wishlist, October 2026. Tap a request to see it there.
The next app we're building.
Field-by-field history for every CMS item, with one-click undo, so a client's bad edit is never more than a click from fixed.
Scoped and queued.
Clone a whole collection, fields, items and template page design included, then adapt it instead of rebuilding.
Drag-and-drop ordering of collection items that clients can manage themselves, with no sort-number fields to babysit.
Change a field's type, say plain text to rich text, and migrate every item's content across without starting over.
Lock elements for client editors in bulk before handover, instead of unchecking them one by one.
Researching the best way to do it.
Styleable selects, radios and checkboxes, dropdowns filled from the CMS, and a date picker, set up without custom code.
Repeatable groups of fields inside a CMS item, like a list of features or FAQs, edited as one block.
Set a field across many CMS items at once, like a category, a switch or a date.
Find text across a page or the whole site and replace it everywhere it appears.
Tell us what you keep building by hand. The most requested ideas move up the roadmap.
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