capy.ai/

Capy

capy.ai/

Capy is a Engineering & Infrastructure product. See its capy.ai landing page design in full — desktop and mobile screenshots plus close-ups of the heroes, features, footers, pricing, ctas, and 5 more. It's built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS. Its type is set in bebasNeue, anchored by a #63c8c1 palette. Study how Capy structures its messaging, layout and visual hierarchy, then explore more of the best Engineering & Infrastructure website designs.

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Engineering & Infrastructure

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Light Colorful

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Next.js Tailwind CSS

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bebasNeueabcSocialMono

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Capy AI - The best AI software engineer

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Nov 2, 2026

Capy's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Capy's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.

Capy design review: how the homepage is built

Capy's homepage is a long column of comic-style panels: a black header, a hero with a Slack-style channel mockup, six use-case panels, a five-card feature grid, a four-panel integrations spread, four security cards, pricing, a blog card and a black footer. The desktop capture is 10298 pixels tall. White panels with thick black borders carry the page, with teal #63c8c1 on buttons and deep purple #3e0e40 in the mockup sidebar. Bebas Neue sets the headings and ABC Social Mono the body. Halftone landscapes, speech bubbles and a capybara mascot set it apart among developer tools.

Above the fold

A black patterned header holds the capy wordmark, seven uppercase links from "PRODUCT" to "SIGN IN" and a teal "Download" button. "THE BEST AI SOFTWARE ENGINEER" stacks on two lines over a monospaced subhead; to the right, a teal "Download for macOS" button with the mascot perched on top sits beside "Contact sales". A logo strip leads into a wide window open on "#feedback" with eight threaded messages.

Use-case panels and feature grid

"USE CASES" opens with a round icon and a teal "Contact sales" button pinned right, a pattern repeated at each major heading. Six bordered panels follow in pairs, split by diagonal gutters like a comic page, from "E2E TESTING" to "AUTOMATIONS". Under "FEATURES FOR A MODERN DEV TEAM", two wide cards include a bar chart for "WORLD CLASS HARNESS PERFORMANCE", and three narrower cards end with "FAST FLEXIBLE VMS".

Integrations spread and security cards

"INTEGRATIONS" is drawn as one comic page of four angled panels, "SLACK", "ALL YOUR TOOLS", "API ACCESS" and "LINEAR", around a central speech bubble reading "MY GOD...". Captions underneath read "SFX: HOLY MUSIC" and, in a black box, "TO BE CONTINUED!!!". After a horizontal rule come four stacked cards: "SOC 2 TYPE II" with a medal drawing, "DATA PROTECTION", "24/7 SUPPORT" with notification badges, and "BYO KEY, BYO CLOUD".

Pricing, blog and footer

"PRICING" opens on a black banner, "TRY CAPY LITE FOR $1 FOR 7 DAYS", with a teal "Start for $1" button and the mascot in an armchair. Four plan cards follow, "$20/MO", a black Pro card at "$100/MO", "$200+/MO" and "CUSTOM", overlapping a drawn city skyline. One card sits under "FROM THE BLOG" before "Get started" and "Contact Sales" buttons. The black footer has four columns, from "COMPANY" to "SOCIALS".

On mobile

At 390px the hero trades the macOS button for a full-width teal "Get started" above "Contact sales", and the channel mockup drops its purple sidebar. Every panel becomes one bordered card in a single column, losing the diagonal gutters, and the integrations spread splits into separate cards. Security cards sit under an "ENTERPRISE" heading, and "ADD CAPY TO YOUR TEAM" follows a drawing of falling mascots.

Worth borrowing

Drawing integrations as one comic page around a "MY GOD..." speech bubble turns a feature list into a scene.
Pinning a teal "Contact sales" button beside every section heading offers a sales route at each stop.
Letting plan cards overlap a drawn skyline ties the pricing table into the surrounding illustrations.