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The Archeon website

The public website for Archeon, our own product: the story, the features and the pricing, built as a finished, polished site with the product's own canvas drawn live on the page.

a finished website; the captures below are the site itself, and the moving section further down is its own code running here.

The Archeon home page: the headline Your ideas have been waiting over a black field crossed by faint coloured streaks, a waitlist email field, and a countdown.
The front door. One line, one field, and the animated streak background that runs behind every page.

A look inside

Brain health score: a ring reading 58, Developing, beside eight pillar bars and an AI next-step note about a weak Distribution pillar.
The score ring and pillar bars animate up on scroll; the next-step note reads like the product would write it.
Blueprint section: a milestone canvas with nodes You are here, Document problem and solution, Define and validate ICP, joined by a path.
The blueprint canvas is a live node graph on the page, not an image of one.
Three pricing cards: Spark, free; Builder, $29 a month, marked most popular; Studio, $79 a month for teams.
Three tiers with a monthly and annual toggle above them. Every button is the waitlist.

The section, live

Not a screenshot of the site. The site.

One section of the Archeon website rebuilt here and running: the animated background, the icon cloud that steers toward your cursor, and the words that go with them.

The Reality

Now you've got a new idea.

But it lives in 37 tabs, five apps, a voice memo from the gym. Still no clarity.

The Archeon site's own section, running here: its background, its cloud, its words. Move the cursor across the icons.

The work

  1. Stage: points

    The problem

    A new product needed a public site that told its story clearly, looked premium, and showed the product in action without requiring signup.

  2. Stage: connections

    What we built

    A full marketing site in Next.js: a hero over an animated streak background, a story that runs from the 2 a.m. idea to the 37-tab mess, a features page where each capability is shown as a working panel rather than a screenshot (the inbox, the eight-pillar idea spine, the brain health score, the blueprint canvas, gap and contradiction detection), a three-tier pricing page with a monthly and annual toggle and an FAQ, and a waitlist that is the site's one call to action.

    • Next.js 16
    • React 19
    • Canvas animation, hand-built
    • Supabase
  3. Stage: resolved

    The result

    A finished, polished website demonstrating real design and build quality. Nothing below is a mockup: the captures are the shipped site, and one section of it is rebuilt here and running rather than photographed.

Evidence at a glance

  • Full site: story, features, pricing, waitlist
  • premium, distinctive brand feel
  • every feature shown as a live panel on the page

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