What you get

  • One offline HTML file, or the same sections as components in your framework project
  • A hero canvas that runs your product's own flow, including a retry and streaming logs
  • Explorer, step library, observability charts, local-first diagram, pricing and install band
  • Docs, changelog, download, security, story, sign-up, sign-in, contact, legal and 404 routes
  • Optional photos, a background loop and a social card generated with PopNow after a credit quote

Good for

  • Workflow, automation and CI tools
  • Self-hosted or desktop developer tools and open source projects
  • Data pipeline, job queue and agent platform homepages

Not for

  • Consumer apps, shops or portfolios
  • Bright or colourful brands: the page is dark-first with one cyan accent
  • Products that should be shown as a photo or screenshot rather than live UI

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Workflow Automation Landing Page" (workflow-automation-landing-page) for this: Build the homepage for Relaypoint, a self-hosted job runner for small data teams. It installs with brew, winget or Docker. Plans: Community free, Team $18 per seat, Enterprise on request.

In a coding agent

/popnow-workflow-automation-landing-page Build the homepage for Relaypoint, a self-hosted job runner for small data teams. It installs with brew, winget or Docker. Plans: Community free, Team $18 per seat, Enterprise on request.

Then try

Turn the explorer tabs into Queues, Workers, Retries and Dead letters.

Quote a slow loop of the server photo before generating anything.

What to have ready

  • Product name, one-line promise and what a flow is in your product
  • Trigger types, step runtimes and how it installs
  • Plans, prices and any real customers, quotes and security facts
  • Optional: a DESIGN.md, a PopNow API key or your own photos

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Questions

Is the canvas in the hero a screenshot?

No. It is HTML and SVG driven by data arrays: your steps, their wiring and a scripted run with a retry. It stays sharp in both themes, reacts to clicks, and shows the final state when the visitor prefers reduced motion.

What does PopNow generate for this page?

Only the photographic parts: a customer portrait and story header, a detail shot, an avatar set from one grid image, an optional slow loop of the machine the product runs on, and an optional social card plate. Each run is quoted in credits first and starts only after you agree.

Can I use it without a PopNow API key?

Yes. The bundled runner photo and avatar stand-ins, your own photos or a photo-free story card keep every section complete, and the social card can be built from HTML for free.

My product is a hosted API, not a desktop app. Does it still fit?

Yes. The local-first section becomes a diagram of where data goes, the per-OS install band becomes SDK install tabs, and the download route becomes an SDK or integrations page.