It's really both rolled into one. But yeah, for now the kinds of web applications you can create with Webflow without custom code/hacks are pretty limited. For

It's really both rolled into one. But yeah, for now the kinds of web applications you can create with Webflow without custom code/hacks are pretty limited. For now. But more to the original question's point: Webflow provides a CMS interface and has an API for accessing the CMS, so you could use it as a "headless CMS" where you need to and use the provided UI for managing the CMS content without building your own.