You might not need a CMS

A content management system is a good idea if three people publish every week. It is a poor idea if the only edit in 2025 was a new phone number. You pay for plugins, logins, and a window where a guessed password becomes a defaced homepage.

We still give you a way to change the text. Sometimes that is a shared folder of HTML. Sometimes it is you mailing us a sentence. Both are cheaper than a dashboard you forget how to use.

If you grow into a journal, we can add one without throwing the site away. The notes on this site are ordinary pages with dates. They sit in the same sitemap as the services. That is enough.