Visor is a platform for running websites at scale. It pairs an enterprise CMS your teams build and publish with, and a managed Website Platform that hosts, secures, and supports what they publish.
Its foundations come from technology used to run Singapore Government websites, where services have to stay secure, governed, and available through periods of intense public demand.
The CMS
Visor Studio is where teams work. Developers build widgets, layouts, and themes once. Editors assemble pages from those parts in Page Builder, preview them through the real frontend, and publish through the approval workflow your organisation defines. Structured collections hold news, case studies, and your own content types, and built-in search indexes them without an external provider.
One studio runs many sites. Each site has its own record, theme, and editors, and a new site can be cloned from an existing one.
The Website Platform
The Website Platform runs the sites. Static builds serve from 200+ edge locations, and applications run in containers on AWS or inside your own intranet. Environments, deployment, and rollback sit in a self-service portal.
Every site sits behind the same defences, and vulnerability scans and penetration tests run before launch and on a schedule afterwards. A service desk handles incidents, and Xtremax forward deployed engineers can join your team for the build.
Made for teams that build with AI
AI has made the first version of a website fast to produce. Visor's template ships with skills that turn a design from any AI tool, such as Claude, into a theme, layouts, and widgets. What you build that way runs on the same governed foundation as everything else.
Get started
Read the documentation at docs.visor.global, or book a demo and we'll build, approve, and publish a page with you.
