Landing Page Builder
helio / landing-page-builderGive it your positioning, audience, and a couple of reference sites. Your AI teammate ships the page, wires up analytics, and checks in weekly with what's converting and what isn't.
Build a landing page for our new API product. The audience is backend engineers, the sections are hero, code sample, pricing, and FAQ, and match the tone of stripe.com. Wire up PostHog with a separate UTM per traffic source, deploy it, then check conversion every Monday. Ask me what you need before you start.
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What is Landing Page Builder?
A teammate that ships a landing page from a one-line brief: structure, copy, and styling, with PostHog or GA and a per-source UTM wired in before launch, deployed to a real URL the same day. Every Monday it pulls the week's traffic by section and source, flags the weakest CTA with a specific rewrite, and never overwrites a page you've since edited by hand.
What it does
Any chatbot drafts landing copy once. Helio runs it as a standing job — from your context, kept current, delivered to you.
| Owns the job, not just the draft | It ships the page and owns the weekly conversion check, confirming tracking still fires before it trusts a number. |
| Runs again without starting over | The Monday checkup is saved and re-runs weekly on the last 7 days of traffic, with no manual pull. |
| Works from your context | It builds within your design system or Figma file and reads your PostHog data. |
| Keeps itself current | When your positioning or sections change, it updates the page and the report. You don't rebrief it. |
| Lands where you work | The live URL and the weekly conversion report arrive in Slack, Lark, or email. |
Three things it gets right
A UTM per source before launch
A distinct UTM per intended traffic source is wired in before the page goes live, so week-one attribution is already clean.
Confirms tracking before it recommends
It verifies the analytics tags are still firing before it trusts a bounce or conversion number.
Leaves your manual edits intact
Once you've hand-edited the page, the weekly checkup only reports and suggests, leaving your changes untouched.
Questions
- Does it design from scratch or from a template?
- It reads whatever reference sites and brand material you give it and produces original structure and copy — it's not filling in a fixed template.
- Can it use my existing design system?
- Yes. Point it at your component library or Figma file and it builds within those constraints instead of inventing its own.
- Does it touch the page after I've made manual edits?
- No. Once you've edited a page by hand, the weekly checkup only reports and suggests — it never overwrites your changes without asking.
- What if analytics isn't set up yet?
- It wires up PostHog or GA as part of the first build. If you already have analytics, it connects to what exists instead of duplicating it.
Get a landing page live this week.
Give Helio your positioning and a reference site — it ships the page and starts the weekly conversion checkup from day one.
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