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Welcome to the Zeolite Content Management System (Zeolite CMS) demonstration site. The aim of this site is to show you the power and flexibility of Zeolite CMS and provide a proving ground for new ideas. We are always interested in hearing your feedback so if you have any comments please get in touch.

Zeolite has been developed to meet the twin goals of being both powerful yet easy to use and provides small to medium sized businesses with an easy and time efficient way to manage their own website. We believe that Zeolite provides all the tools you need run a successful website but should the feature set provided by default install not meet all your requirements our team of developers can easily customize the software for you.

We understand that look and feel (branding) is important to any business so we have developed the Zeolite CMS interface to be highly flexible. Zeolite grows with your business and doesn't cost the earth: we realize that not every business can afford a brand new top of the range server every year so have designed Zeolite to run on modest hardware. Even running on a 2005 specification desktop PC Zeolite is able to deliver over 20 million pages a day!

The feature list of Zeolite is already long but we are constantly working to add more whilst retaining the ease of use that is the mark of our software. We have three pages that detail the numerous current features, features that are in development and features that are planned . If you would like a user name and password so that you can view the management interface please contact us.

We have an open development policy which means that while our source code is not open but our development cycle is. This is a system that has been used to great effect by numerous large software development companies such as Sun Microsystems. We hope that by opening our development cycle to scrutiny we can build trust and confidence in our product. An open development policy also means that we build the software that you want to use rather than the software that we want to build.