
Composio
composio.dev/
Composio connects AI assistants and agents to outside apps — it describes giving AI "secure access to 1,500+ apps in minutes" via managed OAuth, sandboxed execution environments, and scoped tool calls, rather than requiring developers to build each integration by hand. The homepage's "Composio For You" section is organized by task category (email/calendar, docs, sales/CRM, ads/SEO) with three or four example prompts under each rather than abstract feature bullets, plus supported app logos per category. Scale claims are stated in exact figures: "100,000 free actions included every month," and that the platform executes actions on AI's behalf "100M+ times a week." Trust signals include Zoom, AWS, Google, and Wix logos alongside a university customer, Arizona State.
- Category
- Engineering & Infrastructure
- Style
- DarkColorful
- Stack
- Next.jsTailwind CSS
- Fonts
- abcDiatypeJetBrains Mono
- Palette
- Meta title
- Composio
- Sections
- 6
- Updated
Composio's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Composio's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.
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More blog pagesComposio design review: how the homepage is built
Composio's homepage is near-black with electric blue artwork (#1b2b94) filling both sides of the hero, over a base close to the palette's deepest navy (#131738). The full-page capture runs 7664 pixels tall. Filed under Engineering & Infrastructure, the page explains itself through a diagram: a wide centre panel titled "ChatGPT Codex" sits between tool and connection panels. The hero headline is large and centred on a near-black field, with the rest of the page built from bordered boxes. Labels are uppercase monospace, and the page closes on a light band before a five-column footer.
Above the fold
Above the fold, "Everything your agents need to take action" sits centred over two buttons: a white "GET STARTED FOR FREE" and an outlined "GET A DEMO". The subhead opens with "1,000+ integrations with just-in-time tool calls". A logo strip runs beneath, with HubSpot cut off at the edge. Below it, a three-panel diagram links "COMPOSIO_SEARCH_TOOLS" on the left, a dark chat window in the centre and "COMPOSIO_MANAGE_CONNECTIONS" on the right.
Why-Composio tabs and numbered feature rows
Under the diagram, a "WHY COMPOSIO" tag introduces "Your agents are smart. Their tools should be too." A four-item list (SMART TOOLS, CONSTANT EVOLUTION, END USER AUTH, DYNAMIC SANDBOX) sits beside stacked feature rows. Each row pairs a saturated blue or pink artwork card with a numbered heading: "Search that thinks", "Tools that learn", "Auth that works" and "Programmatic execution".
Light product band and developer grid
A white band titled "One product, every workflow" holds a card tagged "FOR YOU" beside floating task chips such as "Create a PR and post to #engineering". Below it, a dark card tagged "PLATFORM" shows six agent tiles in a three-by-two grid: "Support Agent", "Email Agent", "Slack Agent", "SQL Agent", "Code Review Agent" and "Research Agent". The developer block lists "Managed Auth", "Triggers", "Context Aware Sessions" and "Model & Framework Agnostic".
Security, closing call to action and footer
The security block sets "Protected from every angle with first-in-class security" beside a "Team controls" accordion, with "SOC2 & ISO 27001:2022" and "Bring your own cloud" collapsed below it. A light band reads "Your agents are ready. Are you?" over "TRY COMPOSIO TODAY" and "GET A DEMO". The five-column footer, headed "PRODUCTS", "SOLUTIONS", "FOR AGENTS", "RESOURCES" and "COMPANY", ends with a "© Composio 2026" line.
On mobile
At 390px the three-panel diagram drops out, so the page opens on the hero and goes straight to "WHY COMPOSIO". The two hero buttons stay side by side at reduced width, and the logo strip is cropped at both edges. Feature cards become stacked full-width blocks with the artwork above each heading. The six agent tiles change from a three-by-two grid to two columns, and the footer becomes one long list of groups.
Worth borrowing
- Composio shows its product as a three-panel diagram with a central chat window, so the tool flow is visible before any feature copy.
- Each numbered feature row pairs a saturated artwork card with a mock UI window, rather than an icon.
- The developer block uses a two-by-two grid of cards, with a code sample in the Context Aware Sessions card.





