Products
Products
Video Hosting
Upload and manage your videos in a centralized video library.
Image Hosting
Upload and manage all your images in a centralized library.
Galleries
Choose from 100+templates to showcase your media in style.
Video Messaging
Record, and send personalized video messages.
CincoTube
Create your own community video hub your team, students or fans.
Pages
Create dedicated webpages to share your videos and images.
Live
Create dedicated webpages to share your videos and images.
For Developers
Video API
Build a unique video experience.
DeepUploader
Collect and store user content from anywhere with our file uploader.
Solutions
Solutions
Enterprise
Supercharge your business with secure, internal communication.
Townhall
Webinars
Team Collaboration
Learning & Development
Creative Professionals
Get creative with a built in-suite of editing and marketing tools.
eCommerce
Boost sales with interactive video and easy-embedding.
Townhall
Webinars
Team Collaboration
Learning & Development
eLearning & Training
Host and share course materials in a centralized portal.
Sales & Marketing
Attract, engage and convert with interactive tools and analytics.
"Cincopa helped my Enterprise organization collaborate better through video."
Book a Demo
Resources
Resources
Blog
Learn about the latest industry trends, tips & tricks.
Help Centre
Get access to help articles FAQs, and all things Cincopa.
Partners
Check out our valued list of partners.
Product Updates
Stay up-to-date with our latest greatest features.
Ebooks, Guides & More
Customer Stories
Hear how we've helped businesses succeed.
Boost Campaign Performance Through Video
Discover how to boost your next campaign by using video.
Download Now
Pricing
Watch a Demo
Demo
Login
Start Free Trial
Hygraph is a GraphQL-native headless CMS designed to manage and distribute structured content across any frontend via API. Unlike monolithic systems, Hygraph separates content creation from presentation and focuses entirely on structured data delivery using GraphQL. A key differentiator is its Content Federation capability, allowing the CMS to act as a gateway that combines internally authored content with external sources through remote APIs. Developers can model content types, manage relationships, configure roles and workflows, and fetch content precisely using GraphQL. It is well-suited for modern applications requiring composable architecture, dynamic content delivery, and multi-channel distribution. Key Features of Hygraph 1. GraphQL-Native API Hygraph provides a fully GraphQL-based API for querying and mutating content. Every content type defined in the CMS is automatically exposed through a GraphQL schema, allowing developers to retrieve structured data with precision. Example Query: query {articles {title author { name}tags}} Explanation: Retrieves a list of articles along with only the title, author.name , and tags . Eliminates over-fetching by returning exactly what the client requests. Nested relationships (e.g., the author object) are queried inline within a single request. Developers can explore the schema and test queries using the built-in GraphiQL interface provided by Hygraph. 2. Content Federation Hygraph supports content federation, allowing external data sources (e.g., REST or GraphQL APIs) to be integrated directly into the CMS schema as remote fields. This enables the CMS to serve as a unified content layer that merges internal and external data without duplication. Example Use Case: Consider an e-commerce product detail page. The marketing content—product description, media assets, SEO fields—is managed inside Hygraph. Meanwhile, pricing and inventory data come from an ERP system. Using content federation, Hygraph can define a price or stockLevel field as a remote field that fetches live data from the ERP at runtime. query {product(where: { slug: 'sample-product' }) {name description price # fetched from remote ERP API stockLevel # also from ERP } } Explanation: name and description are stored in Hygraph. price and stockLevel are resolved at runtime from an external API. This keeps internal content decoupled from operational data while delivering a single response to the frontend. This setup enables composable architectures where Hygraph acts as a central content gateway, eliminating the need to manually sync or duplicate data across systems. 3. Schema Modeling with Components Hygraph allows flexible schema creation using standard field types like String, Rich Text, Asset, Reference, Boolean, and Remote Field. To promote reusability, it supports components—modular groups of fields that can be embedded in multiple content types. Example Component Usage: Suppose you define a CallToAction component with two fields: text (String): CTA label (e.g., 'Get Started') link (Reference or String): Destination URL or internal page reference This CallToAction component can then be reused in multiple content types, such as LandingPage, BlogPost, or ProductPage, without redefining its structure each time. Benefits: Enforces a consistent content structure across the site. Makes the CMS editor UI simpler and more intuitive for non-developers. Simplifies schema maintenance when content design evolves. Overall, components in Hygraph allow you to scale your content model cleanly and reuse content blocks across multiple contexts without duplicating logic. 4. Content Workflows and Role Permissions Hygraph provides customizable workflows with status transitions like draft → review → publish. Roles can be assigned field-level permissions, ensuring that editors, translators, and admins have access only to relevant data. Example Permission Logic: Editors can edit title and body. Translators can edit only localized fields. Reviewers can change status but not content. These rules apply both in the Hygraph UI and GraphQL API responses. 5. API Caching and Global Delivery Content is delivered through a CDN-backed infrastructure with API response caching at edge locations, ensuring low latency and high throughput. Query performance benefits: Static content (like blogs or docs) loads from cache. Federated content uses smart invalidation and fallback strategies. Supports token-based access for preview vs. published content. Benefits of Using Hygraph 1. Built-in Localization Support Hygraph natively supports field-level localization. Developers can query content in specific locales using the locale argument in GraphQL. Editors can manage translations per field, with support for fallbacks and visibility controls—making it ideal for multi-language websites and global platforms. 2. Global CDN-Backed Performance All content is served through a globally distributed CDN with built-in caching. This ensures low-latency content delivery for both published and preview modes, even under high traffic. Additionally, API caching optimizations help reduce backend load and improve performance across all channels. 3. Custom Workflows and Status States Hygraph supports custom workflows with status states such as draft, review, and published . These workflows can be configured to match real editorial processes and help enforce structured publishing across large teams. 4. API-First and Stack-Agnostic As an API-first platform, Hygraph can serve content to any frontend or device. Whether it's a React app, native mobile app, smartwatch interface, or digital signage, Hygraph delivers structured content in a predictable format. It integrates cleanly into JAMstack, MACH architecture, and microservices-based environments.
Video Hosting
Image Hosting
Galleries
Video Messaging
CincoTube
Pages
Live
