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This curated list of websites and apps gives you a taste of the very best projects built with Wagtail.
With over 45 million visits each month, the UK National Health Service chose Wagtail CMS because of its flexibility and open source ethos.
Wagtail may not be rocket science, but NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab chose to make Wagtail a part of its mission to modernize their flagship website.
With Wagtail, Children's Health Ireland took 5 disjointed websites and merge them into one website with smoother, more efficient workflows.
The Peace Corps chose Wagtail CMS to help them modernize their communications and reach the next generation of service-minded Americans.
As the only CMS that meets Google's strict security standards, Wagtail powers multiple Google publications, including blog.google.
Caltech used Wagtail to tackle site proliferation and make it easier for them to power hundreds of sites on a single multisite instance.
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