A headline that says the offer
What you do for whom, concrete to your product, not a slogan template.
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Describe what you are launching. Sorvel writes the page: a headline that says what you offer, the three things that matter, and a clear call to action. Then the copy is yours to change from a form, in seconds, as often as your positioning changes.
"A landing page for our Saturday coding workshop for kids aged 9 to 12, with the schedule and how to sign up."
Three design directions on curated palettes; choose one.
The preview switches between widths; ask for changes in the chat.
Headline A, headline B: change it in the Content panel and look again. No credits.
A permanent address with HTTPS, then your own domain with one CNAME record.
What you do for whom, concrete to your product, not a slogan template.
Feature cards with an icon, a bold title and two lines each.
The same call to action in the hero and at the end, pointing where you want visitors to go.
Yours, from the Media panel, swapped in the preview without a new build.
No invented testimonials, logos or numbers; placeholders are marked so you know what to fill in.
A static page with one script and one stylesheet, served with HTTPS on your domain.
A hero with an eyebrow line, a headline that says what you offer, a subtitle and the call-to-action button; a row of three feature cards; a closing call to action; and, when you have uploaded pictures, your first picture under the hero. All copy is written for your product from your description.
Yes. The copy lives in the project's content file and the Content panel shows it as a form; saving rebuilds the preview in about ten seconds with no credits. You can also select a text in the preview and edit it in place.
Yes. When you choose sign-in for a web app, Sorvel asks whether signed-out visitors should see a public landing page first. If so, they see it at the app's address, the Sign in button sits in the header, and signed-in users go straight to the app.
Not invented ones. Sorvel never writes fake testimonials, reviews or logos. Add real ones by telling it what they are, or type them into the Content panel.
With a database: connect your Supabase project in the Database panel and ask for a sign-up form, and the addresses are stored there. Without one, the call to action links to e-mail, a phone number, WhatsApp or another page.