ZeusLine was founded in 2004 by Elliott Wood during his second year as a brother in the Delta Chi fraternity. Elliott was asked by his brothers to create an online word system to manage the chapter's growing collection of disorganized tests, papers, and homework assignments. Recognizing the benefits that an internal chapter website could provide to help organize this area of the chapter and many others, he set out to create what would become known as myDeltaChi.

Throughout spring and fall semesters 2004, the program eased many aspects of chapter management from organizing spring formal to ordering homecoming t-shirts. For the first time brothers could quickly find each other's cell phone numbers, quickly look up event dates and meeting times. E-mail lists no longer clogged inboxes, as messages could be easily directed to smaller groups of directly affected people - the exec board, social committee, or the Greek Week Tug team. After a year of development on a system that became much more than an online word database, it was suggested that such a system could provide benefits to all fraternities and sororities. And so, ZeusLine was born in December 2004.

ZeusLine is still entirely owned by Elliott, who is still persuing his bachelor's degree so he'll have something to fall back on when these random internet business ideas fail. He is studying Computer Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology, and will likely graduate in Spring 2007.

Elliott also employs a small team of contract designers to create each chapter's individual site templates, and is looking into the possibility of offering website development through these people.