Not a CMS. An infrastructure.

WebCell.TR rebuilds WordPress-style flexibility on a modern foundation — a Fastify core, a PostgreSQL data layer, and modules and themes that ship independently of each other.

Where The Name Comes From

Web + Cell

Every part of the system — a tenant, a module, a theme — is a cell: able to stand on its own, yet wired into one shared architecture. Disabling a module doesn't touch another. A tenant's data never crosses into another tenant's space.

That's the whole idea in one sentence: independence at the component level, coherence at the system level.

Core Stack

Runtime: Node.js, Fastify

Data layer: PostgreSQL

Modules: independently packaged, added or removed without touching the core

Themes: a visual layer fully separated from application code

Design Principles

Three ideas that hold the system together

Full Isolation

Every tenant operates inside its own data boundary — separated at the architecture level, not bolted on after the fact.

Modular Core

Accounting, CRM, payments, marketing — each domain ships as an independent module you add or remove without redeploying the core.

Theme Flexibility

The visual layer is fully separated from core code — changing a theme never touches the system underneath it.

Trust

Security isn't a feature. It's a default assumption.

Every module passes through an ownership/authorization (owner-guard) layer before it ships. Cross-tenant data access is blocked at the architecture level — it isn't a check added later, it's the system itself.

Infrastructure Assurance · webcell.tr
  • Role-based access

    Centralized RBAC, applied consistently across every module.

  • Per-module authorization

    Verified at every endpoint, not assumed from the caller.

  • Tenant isolation

    Part of the data model itself — not an add-on.

Next

See the architecture in practice

The module library is where this architecture becomes concrete — independent, addable, removable pieces built on the same core.

Browse Modules

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