Built by someone who lived this.

The origin story

Every Webflow project starts the same way. You open the CMS, create collections, name fields, set types, build references. Then you do it again on the next project. And again. The decisions are mostly the same — blog posts need authors, case studies need categories, team members need roles. But every time, you start from scratch.

Skye Strickler spent years doing exactly this at Pitch Space, the agency Skye founded. Hundreds of Webflow builds. Hundreds of CMS configurations. The same patterns, the same field naming debates, the same client questions about how to actually use what got built.

Why Trellis

The answer isn't better documentation. It's not a Notion template with a list of "recommended fields." It's not a tutorial that assumes every site is a blog.

Trellis is productized expertise. It encodes years of real Webflow production decisions — which fields your industry actually needs, which collections belong together, how to structure data so Webflow works with it — into a tool that recommends, builds, and syncs. It's the expert Skye wished was available on every single client engagement.

Pitch Space

Pitch Space is the agency that built Trellis from lived experience — not from market research or competitor analysis, but from hundreds of real projects where the same problems showed up every time. If you need a Webflow developer, a CMS strategy session, or an agency to build your site the right way from the start, that's what Pitch Space does.

What Trellis is trying to be

Not a page builder. Not a design tool. Not a general-purpose sync platform. Trellis is trying to be infrastructure for Webflow content operations — the layer between "we built a site" and "our team can actually manage content without breaking things."

That means CMS audits that catch real problems. Collection proposals that reflect real patterns. Airtable syncs that don't require a developer to maintain. And a dashboard that shows you the state of your content at a glance.