A CMS for the work you publish.
Keep pages, posts and media organised in one place, so you can find and update the content your site needs.
Pages · Posts · Media
Why I’m building Socket
Jason Rodrigues, founderWriting a page and designing a page are different jobs.
Changing a sentence shouldn’t mean fixing the page around it.
Good design is a set of relationships: type sizes, spacing, image proportions and how each section sits with the next. I want those relationships to hold as your content changes.
That’s why Socket starts with structured blocks. Each gives you a clear place for a headline, an image or an answer, with useful boundaries around what belongs there. The blocks and theme handle the layout; you shape the message.
An agent can help you plan and refine within that same structure. You both have fewer layout decisions to make, leaving more attention for the words, images and ideas.
Choose a block for each
part of your page.
The type, spacing and proportions are already considered. Bring your words and images to a layout that holds together.
What are you
working on?
Start with the kind of site you need. Use blocks to introduce an offer, organise a publication or explain your business.
Create with SocketA landing page
Introduce your offer, explain the details and answer questions before giving readers a clear next step.
A blog or publication
Turn an ongoing point of view into pages and posts. Keep the content organised in a CMS and build a rhythm for publishing.
A business website
Give services, practical details and common questions a clear home. Update the information as your business changes.
Tools for planning
and publishing.
From the first outline to the next update, keep your plans, content and publishing work in one place.
Help with the thinking.
Bring your notes to an agent. Work through an outline, a page plan or the gaps in an idea. You choose what makes it into the final piece.
Notes · Outlines · Plans
Design that holds together.
Type sizes, spacing and proportions are designed to work together. Arrange your blocks, then shape the content within a considered layout.
Themes · Blocks · Customisation
A path from draft to published.
Use publication pipelines to organise the work between a draft and a published page or post.
Content · Publication pipelines
Ready for life
after launch.
There’s more to a site than getting it online. Keep publishing, learn what people come for, and make room for what’s next.
Global hosting
Host your Socket site on Cloudflare’s worldwide network, ready for readers wherever they are.
Your own domain
Connect a domain or subdomain with guided DNS records and a clear view of verification progress.
Drafts and scheduling
Keep working in autosaved page drafts, then publish when you’re ready or schedule pages and posts ahead.
A considered media library
Keep images organised with alt text, captions and focal points, plus prepared sizes for different places on your site.
Search-ready pages
Set search titles and descriptions, choose what can be indexed, and give search engines a sitemap.
Forms that collect answers
Build forms with validated submissions and choose the confirmation message or next page people see afterward.
Search and traffic insights
Connect Google Search Console and GA4 to bring keyword, landing-page and traffic reports into Studio.
Content you can reuse
Update a shared block once, then publish that change wherever the block appears across your site.
A record of your changes
Ask the page assistant to review recent versions, compare changes and undo its latest edit.
Team activity
See who changed your content and when, with a record of recent activity for your site.
Preview before publishing
Review your draft in desktop and mobile frames while you work, before sending the changes live.
Your analytics tools
Add your GA4, Tag Manager or Clarity setup and choose the events you want your site to track.
A/B testing Coming soon
Another way to learn what works for your audience. I’ll share the details when it’s ready.
Custom design & self-hosted sites
When the idea needs
a design of its own.
Start with Socket’s themes and blocks. If your site needs a layout or component they don’t cover, I can design it around your content.
I also offer a self-hosted setup. We’ll work out the design and hosting scope together around your site and how you want to run it.
Talk to Jason about your siteScope and pricing are agreed around the project.A few questions
about Socket.
What do you mean by separating content and design?
A headline, an image and an FAQ answer each have a place in a block. The block and theme set their type, spacing and proportions. You refine the content within that structure without making every layout decision again.
Can I still customise the design?
Yes. Choose a tailored theme, arrange your blocks and use the available style controls. If those options don’t cover the design you need, the custom service can create components around your project.
What do the agents do?
They help you think through notes, outlines and plans. You decide the message, write and refine the content, and choose what gets published. Socket is designed to support that authorship.
How is this different from other ways to build a site?
Whether you start with Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or a page generated with ChatGPT, there are still content and presentation decisions to make. Socket puts structured content at the centre, gives it a coherent set of design choices, and supports the thinking around it.
When should I choose a custom, self-hosted site?
When your project needs components or a setup beyond the standard themes and controls. We start with the content and blocks you already have, then agree the custom design and hosting scope together. Tell me what you have in mind.