Neleto

We built Neleto because we kept doing the same job over and over: set up WordPress for a client, install eight plugins to get basic things working, and then spend the next two years patching all of it. Neleto is one CMS with everything already in it. Pages, blog posts, events, components, layouts, translations, redirects, files, users. No plugin shopping, no compatibility roulette. One search finds anything across all of it. The part people actually get excited about is the MCP server. It's built in, you connect Claude with a single OAuth click, and then you can just talk to your website. "Turn this HTML template into pages." "Migrate the site at example.com." "Add English translations for the blog." Claude reads and writes the real content, so there's no copying things back and forth between a chat window and an admin panel. We've moved entire client sites over in one prompt. Under the hood it's Rust, with page caching built in (TTL and stale-while-revalidate), so sites load fast without anyone tuning anything. The admin side stays boring on purpose, because the person editing the site is usually a client who doesn't want options. Four roles (Admin, Developer, Editor, Author) keep everyone in their lane. A few other things that come standard, because we got tired of adding them by hand on every project: - Per-page meta with Open Graph presets - A quality toolbar that tells you about broken links and missing images before your client does - Proper multilingual support, with translations as real content and not an afterthought - A WordPress importer for pages, posts and media - A REST API, if you want to use Neleto headless for one part of a project - A layout and page split, so nav, footer, global styles and scripts live in the layout and pages only carry their own sections It's made in Germany and you pick your server region when you sign up, EU, US or Asia. For anyone dealing with GDPR paperwork, that conversation gets a lot shorter. Who it's for: freelancers and small agencies who build sites for clients, and companies that want a fast, maintainable website without hiring someone to babysit plugins. Free plan for personal projects, no credit card. Solo is 19 euros a month, Business is 39. No per-seat pricing, so adding an editor doesn't cost you anything. https://neleto.io