Typemill is a lightweight flat-file CMS that works without a database. You write content in Markdown, and it is stored as files and folders. Editing happens in the browser, with a visual block editor or a raw Markdown editor. Typemill is aimed at documentation, manuals, websites and eBooks and is extended through plugins and themes. It also offers a media library, draft pages with publishing status, several projects side by side and optional AI-assisted writing through a separate interface that connects to providers with an OpenAI-compatible or Anthropic API. You install Typemill on your own server.
Typemill is developed by Sebastian Schürmanns in Berlin, Germany; no corporate parent company is named. The core is open source under the MIT licence. Additional plugins and themes come under commercial Maker and Business licences, sold through the reseller Paddle. Because you host it yourself, you decide where your content lives; no vendor cloud holds it. If you use the AI feature, text goes to the provider you configure, which can be a local model such as Ollama.