A scalable starter template combining Sanity CMS, Next.js, and Cloudflare for building high-performance, content-first web applications.
// what's included
Sanity CMS
Manage all your content in Sanity Studio. Create pages, posts, and structured content with a flexible schema you own.
Next.js App Router
Built on the App Router with React Server Components, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. Fast by default.
Cloudflare Workers
Deploy globally with a single command Powered by OpenNext — no custom server configuration needed.
// how to use it
Three steps is all it takes. Clone the repo, write your content in Sanity Studio, and deploy with a single command.
Clone the repo and add your Sanity project ID and dataset to the environment variables. The schema is already set up.
git clone ... && cp .env.example .env.localOpen Sanity Studio and start creating pages using the page builder. Create and arrange content blocks as you need.
pnpm devRun pnpm run deploy and your site is live globally across Cloudflare's network.
pnpm run deploy// features
Page builder
Compose pages from reusable content blocks defined in your Sanity schema. Add new section types without touching layout code.
Live preview & draft mode
Edit in Sanity Studio and see changes reflected instantly in a preview of your live site before publishing.
One-command deploy
Run pnpm run deploy and your site is live globally. No platform dashboard required.
TypeScript end-to-end
Types generated from your Sanity schema flow through to your components. No type mismatches between content and UI.
// latest posts
This blog post is populated from your Sanity Studio.
This starter is more than a template — it’s a reference architecture. Built with Next.js, powered by Sanity, and deployed globally using OpenNext on Cloudflare Workers, it demonstrates how content and compute can work together in a modern edge-native system.
Performance isn’t something you “turn on.” It’s something you design for. This starter combines structured content from Sanity with edge deployment via OpenNext on Cloudflare. The goal isn’t to preconfigure every rendering strategy — it’s to provide a clean, extensible foundation for performance-first applications.
Modern web applications shouldn’t live in a single region. This starter embraces an edge-first architecture using Cloudflare Workers and OpenNext, enabling global execution, lower latency, and infrastructure independence — without sacrificing the power of Next.js or the flexibility of structured content.