Where you build
Design visually inside Webflow, with its platform tools and project model.
Build the main site in a regular Astro project. Use Aftercode for visual adjustments and content work.
AFTERCODE VS WEBFLOW
Both workflows make room for a designer’s eye. Aftercode starts with a project built in your own development tools, then brings visual and content editing to it.
Webflow is an established visual platform. Aftercode is in development and starts with static Astro projects built by a developer and their coding agent.
Design visually inside Webflow, with its platform tools and project model.
Build the main site in a regular Astro project. Use Aftercode for visual adjustments and content work.
Work with a CMS modeled and managed inside the platform.
Infer editing controls from supported source files, component usage, and existing schemas.
Paid Workspace plans can export HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and assets.
The Astro project is the working source from the start; the product is designed around a self-contained repository.
Exported code does not include working CMS functionality. Collection data can be exported separately as CSV.
Published content and media are intended to remain with the project so the site can build after you leave.
An established hosted platform for visual and content work.
Planned browser workspaces with content, media, approved sections, preview, and publishing.
The platform manages much of the integrated building and hosting experience.
You own the Astro project, dependencies, integrations, and code review. An agent helps with the work; the developer still makes the decisions.
Aftercode is for teams that want their coding agent and visual editor to work around the same ordinary source project. That freedom also comes with development responsibilities.
Explore the Aftercode workflowYou want to work in your own repository, use an agent for implementation, and keep a visual finishing pass and client CMS in the workflow.
You value an established integrated platform, need its current features today, or want to keep development responsibilities inside your existing workflow.
AFTERCODE · IN DEVELOPMENT
Build with your agent. Finish with your eye. Give your clients a place of their own.