Weaveos
weaveos.com/
Weave is an engineering-intelligence platform that tracks the ROI of AI coding tools across a team's software development lifecycle — commits, PRs, code reviews, deployments, and AI usage telemetry — benchmarked against other engineering orgs. It leads with scale numbers rather than promises: 2M+ PRs analyzed, 25k+ engineers tracked, 50+ AI tools supported, and claims 500+ engineering organizations as customers. A named customer quote from Reducto's founder/CTO, "We use Weave to get an objective measurement and keep ourselves honest," is paired with a specific timeline claim of "14 days from install to first executive report." It also ships an open-source component, Weave Router, cited with 4.7k GitHub stars, plus compliance badges for SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and HIPAA.
- Category
- Engineering & Infrastructure
- Style
- LightColorful
- Stack
- Next.jsTailwind CSS
- Fonts
- PP MoriInter Display
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- Meta title
- Weave - AI to measure engineers and agents
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- 6
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Weaveos's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Weaveos's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.
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More about usWeaveos design review: how the homepage is built
The Weaveos homepage runs about 8925 pixels on desktop, stacking a mascot hero, a logo and stats card, an SDLC diagram, analytics panels, a model-router demo, a chat window, a customer quote, a compliance block and a dark footer. Colour comes from an off-white ground, burgundy headlines (#460914) and orange accents (#fb4f1f), with tan 3D icons near #e9d4b6. Headlines use PP Mori. The distinctive move for an analytics product is a 3D yarn character in the hero instead of a dashboard screenshot, which later returns as a strip of small figures.
Above the fold
The navigation bar holds the "weave" logo, six links with two dropdown arrows, a "4.5k" GitHub count, a grey "Sign In" and an orange "Book a Demo". A 3D orange yarn character on a stool, ringed by tan icons, fills the hero. The burgundy headline "Engineering and token intelligence to optimize the SDLC" spans two lines, with a two-line subhead and paired "Book a Demo" and "Get Started for Free" buttons.
Trust bar, stats and SDLC diagram
A white card carries "Trusted by 500+ engineering organizations. Startups to Fortune 100" above a logo row with "telnyx", "Deepgram" and "reducto". Four stat cells follow, starting with "2M+" "PRs Analyzed" and ending with "SOC2" "TYPE II". Under the "Engineering intelligence" label, "Measure your SDLC from prompt to production" sits left of a short paragraph, above a hub diagram of six monospace pills, such as "commits" and "deploys", joined to a central logo.
Analytics panels and model router
The "Know where your team stands" card holds "44%", "+22%" and "91" above a four-row engineer table with orange usage bars. "Know where every token goes." pairs two stat cells with nested bars splitting spend between "Anthropic" at 51% and "Cursor" at 49%. A darker "Prompt Router" band adds a GitHub pill, a dark terminal with four ranked models and three steps: "Get your router key", "Run one command" and "Work as usual".
Closing section and footer
A centred "Agent Wooly" heading leads into a strip of cropped yarn characters and a chat mockup asking "What do you want to know?" with three suggested prompts. A "Customer Story" quote from Reducto sits beside a line chart and the stats "+19%" and "14 days". "Built for teams that can't afford compromise" heads six badges, from GDPR to SCIM. The near-black footer has five link columns and an oversized faint "weave" wordmark.
On mobile
At 390px the page reaches 9670 pixels. The headline wraps to three lines with both buttons still side by side. Logo and stat cells become a two-by-two grid, the hub diagram turns into stacked pills, and the engineer table gains a "Scroll horizontally to see all columns" hint. The terminal and steps stack, and the six badges form a two-column grid.
Worth borrowing
- A 3D mascot in the hero, repeated as a cropped strip under "Agent Wooly", gives the page a recognisable character without product screenshots.
- Window mockups filled with specific numbers show product output instead of describing it.
- A six-badge compliance row under one headline gathers security claims before the footer.
