WordPress Headless Theme

In modern projects, WordPress is often used purely as a headless CMS, with the frontend built using frameworks like Astro or Next.js. However, WordPress is still designed as a full-stack system, meaning it exposes a frontend that, in these cases, is not only unnecessary but can also lead to confusion or inconsistencies.

Additionally, key features like menu management depend on having an active theme, even when the traditional frontend is not being used.

I created this theme to address that mismatch. Its goal is to turn WordPress into a truly headless environment by completely hiding the frontend while preserving only what’s needed to manage content through the admin panel.

At the same time, it allows you to keep using native features like menus without relying on workarounds or hacks.

This theme was built out of the need for a cleaner WordPress setup—one that focuses solely on serving data and aligns with modern decoupled architectures.