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A Board Game agent built using Sanity Context and Vercel's AI SDK | Sanity Build a prototype with Claude Code that your whole team can edit | Sanity What’s New - May 2026 | Sanity I built a London pub guide with v0 and the Sanity MCP in six hours. Here's what I learned. | Sanity Build a conference concierge with Agent Context and Anthropic | Sanity Build a content-aware Telegram agent with Vercel AI SDK and Chat SDK | Sanity How I used Agent API to generate photos for my family’s recipes | Sanity What’s New April - 2026 | Sanity Better context, better matches: An AI love story (for dogs) | Sanity How to write for an agent | Sanity Content Agent, meet Slack: AI content operations in your workflow | Sanity Structure powers intelligence | Sanity Your agent needs better content. Here's how to give it. | Sanity How to serve content to agents (a field guide) | Sanity Sanity TypeGen GA: Automatic TypeScript types for content and GROQ | Sanity Sanity is now available on the Vercel Marketplace | Sanity The logo soup problem (and how to solve it) | Sanity Content Releases: From scattered updates to coordinated publishing | Sanity What's New - February 2026 | Sanity How we solved the agent memory problem | Sanity v0 Builder Challenge: The winners | Sanity Introducing: Sanity Agent Skills | Sanity Content Agent: Days of work in one conversation | Sanity Our Sanity Values | Sanity Open Source Pledge 2025: Stepping up when it matters | Sanity v0 builder challenge: $3000 in prizes | Sanity Why AI Breaks Without Structured Content Operations | Sanity What’s New January - 2026 | Sanity BFCM 2025: What teams built when infrastructure stopped being the problem | Sanity How AI shaped holiday shopping and what it means for content in 2026 | Sanity Sanity Studio v5: Embracing React 19 | Sanity You’ll need a CMS eventually. Let your agent set it up. | Sanity “You should never build a CMS” | Sanity AI Content Operations: A 30-Day Implementation Guide | Sanity What’s New December - 2025 | Sanity Scheduled Drafts: Stop manually publishing content at midnight | Sanity What’s New November - 2025 | Sanity Everything *[NYC] 2025 recap: A day of AI, Content Operations, and Culture | Sanity Clankers and content operations | Sanity Content Agent: AI that understands your structured content is here | Sanity Why design-driven content modeling creates technical debt, not velocity | Sanity What's New October - 2025 | Sanity From studio to inbox: How Kevin Green eliminated email campaign friction | Sanity The content editor's guide to content operations [E-commerce edition] | Sanity styled-components maintenance mode: A 40% faster fork | Sanity From zero code to a live website in 7 hours (thanks, Cursor!) | Sanity First attempt will be 95% garbage: A staff engineer's 6-week journey with Claude Code | Sanity Internationalization is more than translating words | Sanity What's New - September 2025 | Sanity We just deleted our 35k-member community Slack | Sanity What's New - August 2025 | Sanity The engineer's guide to content operations [E-commerce edition] | Sanity SEO for AI: Evolving from Web Pages to the Content Lake | Sanity What's New - July 2025 | Sanity Sanity Studio v4: A major version bump for a minor reason | Sanity What's New - June 2025 | Sanity Dashboard and Insights: Your New Content HQ | Sanity Canvas: AI-accelerated, context-aware, freeform authoring | Sanity Agent Actions: AI building blocks for structured content | Sanity Functions: Life beyond pressing publish | Sanity A new era for content applications with Sanity App SDK | Sanity The end of CMS era and our $85M Series C. | Sanity What's New – May 2025 | Sanity Introducing the Sanity Model Context Protocol (MCP) server | Sanity What's New – April 2025 | Sanity Pushing all the envelopes with ambitious content | Sanity Self-hosting is only free if your time is worth nothing | Sanity Content that lasts: Scaling beyond your frontend | Sanity The Live Content API is now Generally Available | Sanity The future beyond AI chat bots | Sanity Learning the new skill of working with AI | Sanity What's New - March 2025 | Sanity Give it in plain text: Making your content AI-Ready | Sanity No More 'DO NOT PUBLISH': Introducing Content Releases | Sanity React in 2025, what's next? | Sanity The final boss of front-end: block editors | Sanity Introducing Sanity for Startups | Sanity A block content editor that loves you back | Sanity A Black Friday Snooze Fest: Massive Traffic, No Drama | Sanity How to make a recipe site that scales well | Sanity The Sanity Winter Release 2024 | Sanity AVIF Arrives, Sanity’s Promise Fulfilled | Sanity Sanity joins the Open Source Pledge | Sanity Your content is now Live by default | Sanity Begin Team to Join Sanity | Sanity Sanity Digest - September '24 Edition | Sanity Sanity partners with Google. 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Taking Sanity.io to the next level | Sanity
Magnus Hillestad · 2019-09-03 · via Sanity.io

We are very proud to announce that we have taken on a seed funding of $2.4 million, in a round led by Heavybit Inc and Alliance Venture, together with a group of angel investors from the developer community, including Jon Dahl (founder and CEO of Mux), and Ohad Eder-Pressman (CEO and co-founder of Stackbit and board member of Netlify).

Becoming a member of Heavybit, the San Francisco accelerator and fund, has been our top choice of partner for the journey ahead, having earlier backed companies like Stripe, Pagerduty, Circle CI, Netlify, and Mux. James Lindenbaum, Heroku founder, and the team around him has a unique understanding of the space we are in and a deep understanding of how to develop developer-centric software for the long run. This gives us a special opportunity to learn from the best, and take Sanity further in the direction of becoming the choice for developers whenever they need a content backend.

We thought this was a good time to come to California, and become Sanity, Inc. So this summer we opened an office in San Francisco. Even Westvang and I, Magnus, have moved from Norway with our families. Rune Botten and Espen Hovlandsdal will also spend a lot of time in the Bay Area. We will all be working out of the Heavybit Clubhouse in SOMA. This means that you are welcome to visit us in both Oslo, Norway, and in San Francisco, US. The whole team traveled to SF to kick it off in August, and we arranged a meetup at Heavybit HQ. Watch the videos here.

It has been quite a journey since we launched Sanity to the public back in November 2017. Since then we have had over 10k people try it out. The focus has always been on creating the best developer experiences for working with structured content. And we’re staying the course, in fact, we’re doubling down on it. Sanity should be the first choice for developers whenever they need a content backend. And for that to happen, we have to provide some excellent tooling.

But we are not only spending our days designing user interfaces and writing code. We are also making Sanity a sustainable business, and growing the platform. We have been very fortunate in having an inspiring group of people choosing Sanity.io and running us in production for their services and products. Among the over 100 paying organizations, we can name companies like Cornerstone OnDemand, MIT, Condé Nast, Micro:bit, and Office for Metropolitan Architecture. We have also become an appreciated platform for agencies like McCann, Moving Brands, and many more.

It’s easy to forget that developer tools, and technology isn’t just about the code that’s put up on GitHub, or the user interfaces that ends up in people’s browsers. It’s as much about the community and the sharing that comes with it. People keep mentioning the developer community as a core feature. And with good reason. We have nothing but gratitude for the excellent group of people that have ended up sharing their experiences, questions, and help. The feedback, good or bad, has been invaluable for us, and the enthusiasm is part of what makes it really fun to go to work.

This wouldn’t be possible without people taking their time to try us out, and sharing their experiences, and for that, we are truly very thankful.

With more funds, new partners and new offices in the US we are prepared and committed to continue this journey or making your experience working with content better and to get more people experiencing the opportunities with Sanity.io. We have only just started!