The platform for communities

About UNA CMS

UNA CMS is an all-in-one framework that empowers users to build independent, custom social media networks. With its robust set of features, UNA brings together all the essential social networking apps - profiles, posts, discussions, photos, videos, messages, groups, events, channels, marketplace, and more - into a seamless, integrated platform. The primary goal of UNA is to provide an open-source, highly customizable solution for creating vibrant online communities. Whether you're a startup looking to launch a social networking platform, a digital agency building branded community sites for clients, or an organization seeking to unite teams and departments, UNA offers the tools and flexibility to bring your vision to life. UNA's key value proposition is its ability to deliver an enterprise-grade social media experience without the constraints of proprietary, one-size-fits-all solutions. By putting users in full control of their data, content, and community rules, UNA empowers them to build unique, tailored experiences that align with their specific needs and goals. The platform's open-source nature, permissive licensing, and robust support ecosystem make it an attractive choice for a wide range of users, from startups to large organizations.

• Studio

  No-code setup, configuration and customisation system. Manage modules, build pages, edit forms, customise navigation and fine-tune design.

• Unified Apps

  Hundreds of modules, profile-types, templates, languages, builders and integrations designed to provide unified experience to your community members.

• JSON API

  Use UNA as headless CMS to build your own native or hybrid apps or integrate UNA with your existing infrastructure with JSON API endpoints.

• CorePHP

  Pure PHP used to build dynamic web pages - UNA doesn't rely on any external libraries and the code is written from zero.

• Cache Engines

  Caching for db queries, pages, blocks, and HTML templates. File-based, memory-based, and Memcache server-based caching.