Every way to open a page

From shader bands and logo marks to full screen photos and an accent line, each with its own layout.

15 layouts

Every page, built from blocks

Pick a block, fill in the fields and drag it into place. Publish, and the page is live.

See every block

The same blocks, another layout

A page hero with the shader in a panel, for pages below the home page.

Plain words for plain pages

Just the heading and a line of text, for pricing, contact and the other pages that get straight to the point.

Twelve people, one page builder

A hero for the pages about people: careers, the team, a studio. Portraits in a row and one line about who they are.

Designers and developers in Milan, Madrid and Stockholm.

Start with a page, not a blank file

Open the Studio, pick a few blocks and publish your first page today.

Open the Studio

Works with your stack

Connect the page builder to the analytics, forms and search tools your team already uses.

Lexington SB®

A page for every launch, live the same day

Write it in the Studio, pick the blocks, swap the photo and publish. No developer in the loop.

Start a page

Placeholder image, replace with your own

Let the photo do the talking

A full screen image with the headline on top, for launches, campaigns and anything that starts with a picture.

See the campaign

Pages that read like a magazine and publish like a form

A large headline, a wide image and a short intro beside it. Change any of them in the Studio and it is live on the next visit.

Read the story

Publish your launch pagebefore the coffee cools

Every page your team needs, built from the same blocks and live the moment you press Publish.

Start building

Every season, a new page

Collections, lookbooks and launches, each one built from the same blocks and live the day you publish.

See the collection

Plan your week in five minutes

A calm weekly planner for your phone. Drag your tasks into days, see what fits and let the rest wait.

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Ship features behind a flag, not a branch

Turn code on for one person, a team or a tenth of everyone, and off again without a deploy.

npm install flags

Read the docs

checkout.ts

import { flags } from "flags";

const checkout = await flags.get("new-checkout", { user });

if (checkout.enabled) {
  return renderNewCheckout(user);
}

return renderCheckout(user);

new-checkout

Rollout10%

Production

Analytics you own, on a server you run

Open source, privacy friendly web analytics. One small script, no cookies, and your data never leaves your server.

Star on GitHub18.4k

Contributors: 340
Licence: MIT
Latest release: v4.2
Docker pulls: 2.1M

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