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A dedicated module
for blogsis on the way

Not a blog faked with boards, but a blog module (blogZ) built from scratch for people who write. It continues what XE Textyle did, with its own editor and themes. Until then, newsrooms and company stories work today with boards and a theme.

  • blogZDedicated blog module (in development)
  • Dedicatedwriting editor
  • Nowboard-based newsroom
  • Autositemap · structured data
blogZ · coming soon

01What blogZ aims to do

Anyone who used Textyle knows: a blog is not a board. Each post is the star, and the writing screen has to be the tool.

  • 01
    Dedicated editor

    Title, subtitle, cover image and body on one screen. Paste photos, tables, code, quotes, embeds, drafts, scheduled publishing.

  • 02
    Post-centered structure

    Categories, tags, series, pinned posts, private and scheduled posts, a unique URL for every post.

  • 03
    Blog themes

    Post list, detail, archive and search that feel like a blog. Pick a newsroom, magazine or personal blog look.

  • 04
    Subscriptions · notifications

    New post alerts, email subscriptions, RSS. Comments in a blog tone.

  • 05
    Stats

    Views, referrers and search terms per post. Right in the admin screen.

  • 06
    SEO

    Sitemap, llms.txt, structured data and social previews are added automatically.

02Works today: a board-based newsroom

Before blogZ arrives, you can build a newsroom, press releases and company stories with boards and the Bareungyeol theme. Open Inside, Stories and Press in the Bareungyeol demo.

03The layout in screens

blogZ screens will be shown on the development status page. Below are the newsroom screens you can build with boards today.

Your posts are the home page

Photos from the latest posts become cover slides, followed by featured articles, stories and recent news cards. No widget page needed.

  • Cover slide board, count and interval settings
  • Category chips, source and date on cards
  • Section order set with repeat fields

Writing is light even now

Title, body, cover image, categories, tags. Paste a photo and it becomes the thumbnail. With blogZ this becomes a dedicated editor that adds subtitles, series, scheduled publishing and drafts.

The core gets you ready for search engines

Sitemap, structured data, social previews, robots and IndexNow. Just check the SEO screen in admin.

04What goes in

What you can use now and what is coming, listed separately.

ModulesblogZ (dedicated blog)Soon

A Textyle-style dedicated blog module. Dedicated editor, series, subscriptions, stats, blog themes.

Details →
CoreBoards · editorBuilt in

Today's newsroom and company stories. Categories, tags, cover images, comments.

Details →
CoreSEOBuilt in

Sitemap · llms.txt · IndexNow · structured data.

Details →
ThemesBareungyeolPaid

Paid theme for newsrooms and company media. Photo slide cover, article cards, large gallery boards.

Details →
ThemesHeritageFree

Webzine and card boards in the free general theme.

Details →
ModulesAdsSoon

Banner and AdSense slots. In development.

Details →

05Opening steps

When blogZ ships, board posts will move over as they are. Starting now costs you nothing.

STEP 1Now: start with boards

Apply a theme and create a post board. Set it as the home cover board and you have a newsroom.

STEP 2blogZ release

Install the dedicated module and move board posts to blogZ. URLs stay the same.

STEP 3To the dedicated editor

Subtitles, series, scheduled publishing, subscriptions and stats, all on blog-only screens.

07Frequently asked questions

Leave anything else in Q&A under Support. The development team answers.

Can I move a Textyle blog?
It is one of blogZ's goals. We are building import tools for XE Textyle, Rhymix boards and Tistory export files.
When is blogZ coming?
Progress is public on the development status page and the issue tracker. Release news goes to News and the release notes.
If I start with boards now, will I have to rebuild later?
No. We are building a migration from board posts to blogZ alongside it, and post URLs are kept.
Can I add ads?
Put AdSense code into a theme banner slot or widget. An ads module is in development.

Blogs
get a dedicated module

Until then, open a newsroom with boards and a theme. Your posts move over as they are.