Every site below runs on lazysite in production today. Different owners, different audiences, different designs — the same engine underneath: plain files, no database, no build step, and AI-assisted publishing through the same rules as any human editor.

Places and businesses

The Barn by the Ford

Holiday let · Cotswolds

A thatched, dog-friendly Cotswold barn in Middle Barton — gallery, guest reviews, local guides and direct booking enquiries for a much-loved homestay.

Shows: image galleries, enquiry forms, a small business run entirely from Markdown.

Cloudient

Hosting provider · UK & EU

Responsible European hosting — open-source applications run on Cloudient's own infrastructure, from metal to application. The first commercial lazysite provider, and its own site is one.

Shows: a provider running its business on the platform it sells.

Initiatives and funds

UNITED

Global platform · Switzerland

A Swiss-based platform uniting purpose, leadership and capital — ten founder-led funds, Global Unity Hubs on five continents, and a founding commitment measured in nine figures.

Shows: a rich single-page architecture for a global platform.

Sumaya Fund

Women's fund

A fund created by women, for women and everyone they hold — investing in women-led community initiatives that restore dignity and independence, told through an immersive scrolling story.

Shows: long-form narrative design with real emotional weight.

Summit of Summits

Invitation summit · Japan

The Third International Summit of Summits in Minakami — thirty leaders, three days of Open Space at the headwaters of the Tone River. Every line of the site in English and Japanese, side by side.

Shows: fully bilingual publishing throughout.

Sovereign Computing Initiative

Open initiative · EU-rooted

Defining sovereign computing as a category you can actually procure — a shared definition, an open conformance framework, and a mark buyers can trust.

Shows: an open initiative site — definition, conformance framework and ecosystem, published as it develops.

Records built to last

The Odyssey Timeship

Digital time capsule · 2001–2101

The permanent record of a digital time capsule carrying the memories of Britain's veterans — sealed at the Imperial War Museum in 2001, not to be opened until 2101.

Shows: an archive designed to stay readable for a century.

DITO — Develop In The Open

Project record · Innovate UK

The permanent record of a £790,000 Innovate UK project that delivered open-source clinical software for the NHS — with a curated, searchable library of 54 reference documents.

Shows: a document library and a project record kept in the open.

Software and services

Open Digital

Consultancy & software

The firm behind lazysite — professional services, advisory and a software portfolio, all engineered under a published quality and compliance framework.

Shows: the maintainer's own site, run on its own software.

ctrl-exec

Open-source software

Commercial home of ctrl-exec, an open-source mTLS remote script execution framework for Linux infrastructure — an auditable execution layer without SSH shell access.

Shows: a product and provider site for an open-source project.

Every one of these sites is plain files an owner can read, back up and move. Several are edited by AI assistants working under scoped, audited grants — the same rules a person follows.

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