I'm Erik, founder of Stringtale and owner at De Monsters, a JavaScript
development studio based in Amsterdam.
Ever wondered why a simple static text change can derail an entire afternoon?
A minor adjustment should be straightforward, like fixing a typo or
changing a button label. However, it often leads to interruptions and delays.
At De Monsters, we tackled complex challenges with React and
Next.js, but we were constantly sidetracked by these small, repetitive static
text changes in current en old projects. It broke our focus and slowed down
progress on more important projects.
That's why we created
Stringtale.
With Stringtale, non-developers (PO, designers,
copywriters, clients) can edit static text directly in the test environment.
Their changes are automatically converted into merge requests. This makes
updating static text a breeze for everyone. No more interruptions, endless
emails, or scattered tickets. As a developer, you maintain control over the
codebase while they can make necessary adjustments whenever they feel like it.
Imagine this: a copywriter spots a typo, fixes it themselves, and
you simply review the merge request. Fast, efficient, and everyone is happy.
We use Stringtale at our development studio to streamline our
projects, and we'd like to invite you to try it too.
Try Stringtale
today and see how it simplifies your workflow.
Cheers,
Erik Founder, Stringtale
About Stringtale
Who We Are
Transform your React & Next.js projects with in-line static text editing. Stringtale automates text updates into merge requests, keeping your codebase clean and central. Quick to integrate, effortless to scale.
Why We Built Stringtale
Stringtale was initially a solution to our own problem. We were tired of handling minor updates manually across multiple documents, emails, and tickets, especially when clients, designers, and managers needed control over text edits. We didn’t want to implement a CMS just for static text, so we built Stringtale, an in-line editor that converts text changes directly into merge requests, all while keeping the code as the single source of truth.
How We Use Stringtale
After using Stringtale in our own projects for the past year, we knew we’d created
something transformative. Not just developers benefit. Clients, designers, and
managers can make updates directly in the staging environment, keeping everyone in
sync without disrupting our workflow. This has streamlined our process, cut down
on back-and-forth, and allowed our team to focus on more meaningful work. Because,
let’s face it, we’ve got better things to do than manually updating static text.
We’re excited to bring Stringtale to other teams who face the same challenges. Try
it out and see how it can simplify your static text management.