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Introducing Parched.dev: Transform Google Docs into API Content

By Parched Team

Learn how Parched.dev can help you use Google Docs as your headless CMS with a simple API integration.

Welcome to Parched.dev!

We’re excited to introduce Parched.dev, a solution that turns Google Docs into a powerful headless CMS. Our mission is simple: let content creators work in the tools they already know, while giving developers a robust API to integrate that content anywhere.

The Problem We’re Solving

Content management is often a friction point between developers and content teams:

  • Content creators want familiar, powerful editing tools
  • Developers need structured, reliable content delivery
  • Traditional CMSes often require compromises on both sides

Our Solution

Parched.dev bridges this gap by letting each team use the tools they’re most comfortable with:

  1. Content teams work in Google Docs, with all its collaborative features
  2. Developers access content through a clean, modern API
  3. Everyone stays in their preferred environment

How It Works

The process is straightforward:

  1. Create content in Google Docs
  2. Connect the document to Parched.dev
  3. Access formatted content via our API
  4. Deliver that content to your website, app, or service

Key Features

  • No new tools to learn for content creators
  • Clean, structured API for developers
  • Real-time updates when documents change
  • Version history built-in through Google Docs
  • Flexible content delivery options

Getting Started

It’s easy to begin using Parched.dev:

// Example API request
fetch('https://api.parched.dev/v1/documents/your-doc-id', {
  headers: {
    'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
  }
})
.then(response => response.json())
.then(data => console.log(data));

Join Us!

We’re just getting started, and we’d love your feedback as we build Parched.dev. Sign up for early access, follow our progress, and let us know what features you’d like to see next.

Stay tuned for more blog posts diving into specific features and use cases!