Decawork
decawork.ai/
Decawork builds company-specific models that sit between AI agents and internal systems, approving or blocking each agent action in real time against a company's own policies, under the line 'Let agents work. Control every action.' Its central argument is contextual, not binary: the copy states 'the same action can be right for one task and wrong for another,' and policies are configured in plain English rather than code. The homepage shows twelve named example agents spanning specific departments — a Contract Review Agent for Legal, an Invoice Reconciliation agent for Finance, a Security Triage Agent — plus a live approval dashboard and an agent registry for tracking ownership. It notes Y Combinator backing and SOC 2 compliance.
- Category
- Productivity & Collaboration
- Style
- LightColorful
- Stack
- Next.js
- Fonts
- albert
- Palette
- Meta title
- Decawork | Control your internal AI agents
- Sections
- 3
- Updated
Decawork's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Decawork's live page — useful references for productivity & collaboration landing page design.
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More featuresDecawork design review: how the homepage is built
The Decawork homepage runs about 3,890 pixels tall at 1440px and stacks five blocks: a hero with a photographic puppet scene, a logo strip, a dark agent inventory table, a three-tab product section with a dashboard, and a closing call to action above a one-line footer. Colour comes from a warm cream ground, near-black teal "#17292f", burnt orange "#c96039" and pale blue-grey "#b7cad9". Headlines use the Albert display face, set large. For a productivity tool, the distinctive move is a surreal photograph of a hand controlling three robots with strings.
Above the fold
The hero spansThe hero spans a full-width sky and sea photograph. At left, two badges, "Backed by Y Combinator" and "Featured on Product Hunt", sit above the headline "Let teams build AI agents. Give IT control." Two lines of text follow, then a filled "Book a demo" button and an outlined "See the product" button. On the right, a hand holds strings attached to three robots.
Logo strip and agent inventory
Below the heroBelow the hero, a strip labelled "FOR AGENTS BUILT ANYWHERE" lists eight tool icons and a SOC 2 badge. Next, "Built everywhere. Managed in one place." is centred, with the second sentence in orange. Beneath sits a black "Agent inventory" table reading "12 managed agents", in three columns and four rows, each cell showing an agent name, a pair like "Marketing · ChatGPT" and an orange "Managed" tag.
Three-tab product section and dashboard
A large headingThe heading "From team-built to company-controlled." sits left with a short paragraph at right. A three-cell row reads "AGENTS", "ACCESS" and "AUDIT", each with a bold claim, and an orange underline marks the first. A dark dashboard mock follows, with a seven-item sidebar. Its "Agents across your company" grid holds twelve numbered cards in three columns, each marked "live" or "paused".
Closing section and footer
The final bandThe final band switches to pale grey-blue. An orange eyebrow, "AGENTS ARE ALREADY BEING BUILT.", leads the headline "Let your teams keep building. Give IT the control to say yes." A dark "Book a live walkthrough" button sits at right with "founders@decawork.ai" beneath. A thin rule precedes a footer with the wordmark and three links, "Security", "Privacy" and "Terms", at right.
On mobile
At 390px the page grows to about 4,447 pixels. The badges, headline and paragraph stack, with the two buttons staying side by side. The logo strip becomes one row of icons. The inventory table and the registry cards both drop to two columns, which wraps tool counts onto extra lines, and the three tabs shrink into narrow cells. The closing button moves under the headline, and the footer links sit on their own row.
Worth borrowing
- Pairing each claim with a dark product panel, like the "Agent inventory" table, shows the interface against the cream ground.
- Turning the second half of a headline orange, as in "Managed in one place.", adds emphasis without graphics.
- Repeating one "Book a demo" action in the nav, hero and closing band keeps the conversion path to a single goal.
