Stop wasting your time on copy fixes
You're a developer, not a content editor.
Yet here you are, digging through your codebase to change a piece of static text:
a button label, a tooltip, or some interface copy. Annoying? Not with Stringtale.
- Inline editing of static text in React & Next.js
- Edits show up as pull requests
- No extra systems, no emails, no mess
Try Stringtale on a desktop
Watch the 60-second demo
Made for Next.js and React
Stringtale fits naturally into modern React and Next.js projects, built the way developers like it.
How Stringtale Works
We'll explain it in three steps:
1. Edit directly on the page
Your non-dev teammates can make changes live on the real site using the Chrome Extension.
2. A pull request appears automatically
The exact change shows up in your Git repo. Fully scoped. Ready to review.
3. Merge it — and you're done
Once merged, your code is updated. No tickets, no copy pasting. Your repo stays the source of truth.
Add it to any project in minutes
We know you'll only consider Stringtale if setup is dead
simple. It is. Stringtale works out of the box with React & Next.js. If
your static text lives in components, you're good to go.
- No refactor needed
- No runtime impact
- Just drop it in
Better than a CMS
If your text is in a CMS, great – leave it there. Stringtale
is for everything else: button copy, helper text, labels, empty states.
The stuff developers actually maintain.
The stuff developers actually maintain.
Got non-devs to convince?
Need someone — a client, PO or non-dev teammate — to sign
off or give it a try?
Share this page with them and let us explain it.
You can get back to the real work.
Share this page with them and let us explain it.
You can get back to the real work.
