How do I collect signups from my page?

You can ask the agent to build a lead capture or waitlist form. On a paid plan, these submissions are stored in a database that you can access and export at any time.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes, on a paid plan you can connect any custom domain you own. Every page also comes with a free subdomain for testing and early launch.

How does this compare to a landing page builder?

Popular tools like Unbounce charge a monthly subscription. Here, you get real React source code you own, and you can export it to host anywhere if you choose to leave.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You ask for changes in chat and the AI agent edits the React and Tailwind code for you. You can also read and edit the code directly if you prefer.

Is the site optimized for search engines?

The agent builds pages using semantic HTML and React, which is a starting point for search. It does not guarantee rankings.

Build a Landing Page with AI

Get a conversion-focused hero, feature breakdown, and lead capture components. This is real code you own, published with HTTPS on a free subdomain or a custom domain on a paid plan.

Edit this, or start from scratch

Starting prompt

AI renders of what each prompt could build. Your result will be different.

What's inside

The parts that earn their place — and what each one is actually for.

Conversion-driven hero

First impressions matter to visitors. This section carries your unique value proposition, a clear call to action, and social proof right above the fold.

1Dynamic headline hierarchy
2Primary and secondary CTAs
3Trust signal integration
4Outcome-focused subheadlines

From idea to live site

Four steps, one chat. No setup, no boilerplate, no handoff.

1

Describe your vision

Tell the AI agent what your product does and who it is for. Name the specific sections you need, like a hero, a feature list, or a lead form.

2

Review the live preview

Watch the React code come together. You can see the preview update as the agent adds components and styles the layout.

3

Refine in chat

Ask for a different font, a darker background, or a more direct headline. The agent edits the code directly while you provide feedback.

4

Launch to the web

Publish your page to a free subdomain. You can connect a custom domain and store lead data in a database on a paid plan.

Template, agency, or AI?

The three honest ways to get it built, including where the others win.

Aspect	Template builder	Agency or freelancer	Automatio
Code Ownership	HTML export	Full ownership provided	Real React source code you own
Customization	Platform options	Unlimited by developer	Conversationally edited in chat
Mobile Handling	Fixed desktop and mobile toggles	Manual per-breakpoint styling	Responsive Tailwind CSS code
Lead Storage	Basic forms included	Custom backend development	Database included on a paid plan
Change Velocity	Fast within visual editor	Depends on dev availability	Describe the change in chat

Code Ownership

Template builderHTML export

Agency or freelancerFull ownership provided

AutomatioReal React source code you own

Customization

Template builderPlatform options

Agency or freelancerUnlimited by developer

AutomatioConversationally edited in chat

Mobile Handling

Template builderFixed desktop and mobile toggles

Agency or freelancerManual per-breakpoint styling

AutomatioResponsive Tailwind CSS code

Lead Storage

Template builderBasic forms included

Agency or freelancerCustom backend development

AutomatioDatabase included on a paid plan

Change Velocity

Template builderFast within visual editor

Agency or freelancerDepends on dev availability

AutomatioDescribe the change in chat

Who this is for

Real situations, and what changes once it exists.

a solo founder launching a beta

The product is ready but has no public presence to gather users.

You get a functional home for your app, and on a paid plan it can store early interest and email addresses.

Review new signups on a paid plan
Connect a custom domain on a paid plan
Export waitlist data on a paid plan

a growth marketer running ads

Standard builders use fixed sections that may not adapt well to modern mobile screens.

Every page is built with clean React code that scales across screen sizes.

Draft alternate headlines in chat
Review stored leads on a paid plan
Update promo headlines in chat

a developer building a side project

You need a professional web presence without spending hours on UI components.

Describe your features in chat and get a site built with real code.

Change primary colors in chat
Push the code to a GitHub repository
Sync lead data to a database on a paid plan

What separates a good one from a bad one

The decisions that matter, and the mistakes that show up in bad examples.

Designing for the dream outcome

A landing page is a single-purpose salesperson. Unlike a homepage that encourages exploration, this page exists to get one specific person to take one specific action. Projects can struggle when they try to be everything: they include navigation links that let users escape, they use technical language that takes too long to process, and they bury the primary message. The focus must be on the outcome, not just the features. A visitor wants to know that your app helps them stop losing tasks and that their team will stop asking for status updates. A good layout identifies that dream outcome in the first headline and then uses the rest of the space to prove you can deliver it.

Solving the mobile conversion gap

Responsiveness matters for conversions. Many builders use fixed models where the desktop version looks fine, but the mobile version may not adapt well. A page that breaks on a narrow screen risks losing visitors. By building with React and Tailwind CSS, elements can stack and scale based on the user's device, helping keep your call to action clickable and your text legible.

Managing lead data effectively

On a paid plan, the page becomes a data-gathering engine. Storing signups, waitlist positions, or user preferences in a database allows you to act on the interest you've generated. Without this, you have a billboard; with it, you have a system that can be exported, moved to GitHub, or integrated with other automations. The decisions an owner makes about what to collect and how to follow up define whether the traffic results in growth or just hits on a counter.

Get it right the first time

What to specify up front, and what can wait for version two.

Front-load the benefit

Nail your headline first. Specify a headline that speaks to the dream outcome of your user and skip the fine details until the hero section feels right.

Add social proof early

Trust signals like logos or star ratings should appear immediately. Put them near your primary button so visitors see validation when they decide to click.

Use a database for leads

If you need to save waitlist entries or user feedback, specify that you need a database. This is a paid-plan feature that allows your page to store visitor information.

Before you start

The questions people actually ask first.