What do you like best about the product?

What I like best about Hygraph is its powerful combination of flexibility and usability. The schema modeling is intuitive yet incredibly robust, making it easy to design complex content structures without unnecessary overhead. The GraphQL API is fast and reliable, and the developer experience is top-notch. I also appreciate how well it handles localization and content workflows—perfect for projects with multiple stakeholders and markets. Plus, the UI is clean and user-friendly, which helps editors feel confident managing content on their own.

What do you dislike about the product?

While Hygraph is an excellent platform, there are a few areas with room for improvement. Occasionally, the UI can feel a bit rigid when working with large volumes of content or complex nested references—it would be great to see more advanced filtering or bulk editing options. Also, while the documentation is generally strong, some deeper use cases (especially around roles/permissions or custom workflows) could benefit from more detailed examples. That said, the support team is responsive, and the product evolves quickly, so these are minor trade-offs in an otherwise outstanding experience.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Hygraph is solving the challenge of managing and delivering structured content across multiple platforms and channels from a single source of truth. In the past, we struggled with tightly coupled CMS systems that made it hard to reuse content or scale across web, mobile, and other platforms. With Hygraph’s headless architecture and powerful GraphQL API, we can now model content exactly how we need it, keep everything consistent, and serve it wherever it’s needed—fast.