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Bloggr – A flexible, open-source Next.js blog engine
Adding a feature-rich, self-hosted bloggging platform to a Next.js project can be complex. I built Bloggr as a lean, developer-focused alternative. Bloggr is an open-source (MIT) blogging engine built for the Next.js App Router. It's designed for easy integration into existing projects by additng a "blog" folder (app/blog). It ships with a Supabase backend by default, but the data layer is swappable.
Adding a feature-rich, self-hosted bloggging platform to a Next.js project can be complex. I built Bloggr as a lean, developer-focused alternative.
Bloggr is an open-source (MIT) blogging engine built for the Next.js App Router. It's designed for easy integration into existing projects by additng a "blog" folder (app/blog). It ships with a Supabase backend by default, but the data layer is swappable.
