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Indigo SaaS Landing
A complete dark SaaS landing page from your product facts: hero, features, pricing, FAQ. Editable HTML, one run.
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A complete dark SaaS landing page from your product facts: hero, features, pricing, FAQ. Editable HTML, one run.

Ten prompts from first build to launch: pick a tool, describe the app, edit safely, add payments, ship.

Use it to score a pricing page or in-app paywall on eleven criteria and get three ranked fixes with rewritten copy and one experiment to run.

24 named design moves for your coding agent: bolder, quieter, typeset, distill, polish, plus a heuristic critique and a technical audit.

Makes your agent plan a design for your subject, check it against the generic AI look, then build. No cream-and-terracotta defaults.

One-line brief in, full design system out: page pattern, style, colour tokens, font pairing and anti-patterns from a local database.
Integrations
Auth — DONE. Supabase magic link; /app and /history require a session; /login and / are public.
Database — DONE. users(id, email, plan, trial_ends_at), courses(id, title), progress(id, user_id, course_id, lesson_no, completed_at). RLS: users read/write only rows where user_id = auth.uid().
Payments — NEEDS KEY. Stripe Checkout, $49/month, 5-day trial. Webhook /api/stripe/webhook verifies the signature with STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET before any write. checkout.session.completed → users.plan = "pro"; invoice.payment_failed → plan = "past_due"; customer.subscription.deleted → plan = "free".
Email — NEEDS KEY. Resend: welcome on sign-up ("You're in — here's day 1"); trial-ending 2 days before trial_ends_at ("Your trial ends Thursday").
Source of truth for "paid": users.plan, written only by the webhook. The client never sets it.
Secrets expected in the environment panel: SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_ANON_KEY, SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY (server only), STRIPE_SECRET_KEY, STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET, RESEND_API_KEY.
Test before going live:
1. Sign up with a fresh email → magic link arrives → /app loads → one row in users with plan = "free".
2. Stripe test card 4242… → return to /app → plan = "pro" within 5 seconds → welcome email received.
3. Fire a test `customer.subscription.deleted` from the Stripe dashboard → plan = "free".One prompt that wires the real stack — secrets in the vault and a manual test for each integration.
Built. Here is what exists now: - /today — the screen learners live on: today's lesson card, a 7-day streak strip, and a trial banner counting down from 5 days with one coral "Keep my streak" button that routes to /upgrade. - /login — magic-link sign-in by email, no password. - /settings — sign-out only. Data model (created before UI, as asked): users(id, email, created_at, trial_ends_at, plan) lessons(id, day_number, title, duration_min) completions(id, user_id, lesson_id, completed_at) Streak is computed from completions, not stored. Assumptions: one lesson per day; streak resets after a missed day; trial length fixed at 5 days. Left out on purpose: analytics, onboarding tour, dark mode, admin. One question before the next screen: should a learner on day 6 with no plan still see today's lesson, or only the upgrade page?
Who, the one job, the data, the feel — and an app that looks like yours on the first generation.
Done — one change. Files changed: - src/pages/Pricing.tsx — added a Monthly / Yearly segmented toggle above the plan cards; yearly shows the discounted price and a "save 20%" tag - src/lib/pricing.ts — added `yearlyPrice(monthly)`; no other exports touched Outside the pricing page: nothing. Layout, colour tokens, routes and the dashboard are untouched. I did not reformat Pricing.tsx beyond the inserted block. Acceptance: toggle defaults to Monthly; switching shows $190/yr under the Pro plan instead of $19/mo, and the tag appears. Verified in preview. Revert: delete the toggle block in Pricing.tsx (lines 41–58) and the `yearlyPrice` helper.
A targeted change request with an acceptance check and a keep-list, so the AI stops rebuilding what worked.