Meetsy — Launch Site

A complete pre-launch site for software that hasn't shipped yet. Thirteen pages, dark and restrained, built around the one moment that matters before launch: someone deciding to sign up.

What's in it

Home, About, Pricing, FAQ, Blog with a post template, Changelog, Get started, Waitlist, confirmation, Privacy, Terms, and a custom 404. Two CMS collections, Posts and Changelog, seeded with six complete entries each. No lorem anywhere.

Built to be extended by AI

The part most templates skip. The project carries its own Framer Skills, so Framer's AI can add a page or rebrand the site without you explaining the system first. Every colour resolves to one of ten tokens, every text node binds one of seventeen styles, and a System page documents the tokens, type ramp, components and rules. A rebrand is a token edit, not a hunt through layers.

Motion that earns its place

An endless hero rail you can grab and throw, with real inertia and a curve to it. A ring of faces that gathers, holds, then lets go on the waitlist page. A collectible member card on the confirmation page that tilts toward your cursor and carries the visitor's own name and join date. A 404 that sends a signal to the address you asked for and gets nothing back.

Setup

Remix, swap the images, point the forms at your provider, edit the copy. Nav and footer live in a layout template, so you change them once.

Limitations, stated honestly

Forms use Framer's built-in handling — connect your own provider for a real list. The member card personalises from the visitor's browser storage, so it's per-device and not an account. Its edition number is a decorative collectible, not a queue position, and no copy on the site claims otherwise. Headings that mix the sans with the serif italic are edited directly rather than through a text style, because a style applies to a whole line. Images are placeholders and should be replaced.

Free, and staying free.