TTGC CMS

A CMS platform you own.

TTGC CMS is an R&D initiative to build a CMS foundation you can truly own — deployable anywhere, easy to extend and designed to evolve through an open roadmap rather than vendor lock-in.

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CMS WITH AN OPEN ROADMAP

This project is TT Global Consulting’s internal research and development initiative for building a modern, open-source CMS foundation that can be deployed today and evolved over time.

Rather than delivering a locked product or opinionated SaaS, the goal is to maintain a stable, production-ready baseline — covering content structure, publishing workflows, performance defaults, and operational patterns — while keeping the architecture fully open for extension and change.

The CMS is designed to serve as a starting point, not a finish line. Teams can adopt it as-is, fork it, extend it, or sponsor roadmap initiatives that align with their real-world needs. Ownership of code, data, and deployment remains with the organization, allowing long-term adaptability without vendor lock-in.

TTGC R&D treats the platform as a living system: stable where it must be, flexible where it should be and transparent in how it evolves.

Status: Active

WHAT PROBLEMS WE AIM TO SOLVE

Platform Lock-In

Platform Lock-In

CMS platforms that restrict architecture, extensibility and long-term evolution.

Proprietary data models
Closed plugin ecosystems
Forced upgrades or rewrites
Good fit for
Teams needing architectural freedom
Fragile Delivery

Fragile Delivery

CMS setups that don’t survive real production, teams and DevOps workflows.

Manual deployments
No CI/CD or staging
Weak backup and recovery
Good fit for
Production-grade teams
Lost Ownership

Lost Ownership

When control over code, data and infrastructure fades over time.

Limited code access
Hard-to-export content
Vendor-dependent operations
Good fit for
Organizations that value ownership
ROADMAP
An open roadmap guiding how the platform evolves over time.
BASELINE

Structured page system

Structured page system

Editorial workflow

Draft → review → publish with role-based access.

CI/CD deployment

Staging and production pipelines with tested releases.

Component-based content

Reusable sections, cards and CTAs for predictable page building.

Performance and SEO defaults

Fast pages, clean metadata and sensible out-of-the-box settings.

Ownership and handover

Full code access, documentation and long-term maintainability.