Present your product on a page of its own that shows what it really does. The page consists of screens from your product with the text beside them, feature cards and a feature list, and a contact form. The words come from research into which terms your buyers search for. Nothing is built until you approve the plan, and the text goes live after your go.

In use

The product pages on this website are produced with this process.

The Agentic Part

Several agents split the work by role. One agent reads your product’s code and lists every family of features, so the page describes what the product really contains. A second researches which terms your buyers search for, in each language of the page. A third creates the screens from your running product with invented data, and rebuilds screens where you rule out captures. A fourth writes the text. Then agents that did not write the text check it for facts, brand voice and your earlier corrections, and a finding goes back to the stage that caused it.

Main Features

A plan you approve before anything is built
Screens from your product, filled with invented sample data
Rebuilt screens where you rule out captures
At most eight screens, chosen by what buyers search for
Text beside every screen, in the words your buyers search for
Feature cards, a feature list and, on request, modules
A contact form on the page
Checked on desktop and on a phone, and the text goes live after your go

Use Cases

You sell an app or a solution and need a page that shows its features completely. The agent reads the product's code, so every family of features appears on the page.
Your buyers search for terms your team does not use internally. The research supplies the words, and the page uses them in title and text.
Real customer data must stay off the page. The screens appear with invented data, or as rebuilt screens where you rule out captures.