Websites that are built from facts,
not written around them.
Zephrify is a content engine. Give it a domain, a market and a scope, and it resolves the real-world entities involved, writes over that record, and publishes a complete site as static bytes on a CDN.
The difference is provenance. Most generated content asserts; this cites. Every venue, fixture or product on a Zephrify page exists, and the engine can tell you where it learned each fact and when it last checked.
How it works
- 01
Resolve
Every entity a page mentions is looked up against a real source and stored with its rating, address, coordinates and opening hours — plus when each one was last confirmed.
- 02
Write
Generation runs over that record, never around it. The model narrates verified facts rather than inventing them, so a claim can always be traced back to where it came from.
- 03
Publish
Pages are rendered once and sealed to a CDN as static bytes. Nothing is computed per request, so a site of fifty thousand pages costs about the same to serve as one page.
Markets
A market is an adapter, not a rebuild. Anything with a source of truth behind it can be grounded — the engine, the publishing pipeline and the site layer stay the same.
- Travel & destinationsGoogle PlacesLive
- Local servicesGoogle PlacesLive
- DirectoriesGoogle PlacesLive
- Property & area guidesGoogle PlacesLive
- Events & things to doGoogle PlacesLive
- SportFixtures & results feedsPlanned
- Tech & productsSpec databasesPlanned
Why static
A generated page changes only when its underlying data changes. That makes almost everything a CDN can answer on its own — no database query, no template render, no origin involved. Pages stay fast under load and cost effectively nothing to serve, and the engine re-publishes only what actually moved.