[axadrn]

The home page had the structure and the voice of the ops landing page. This keeps the look (fonts, colours, spacing, shadcn-templ components) and changes the structure and the copy so the page sells a starter kit.

New order

1. Hero: "Your Go SaaS, already built." One line, the install command to copy, Get started.
2. Auth, billing, emails, admin. Done. What is built, row by row. The optional modules are marked "If you pick it".
3. Your stack, your choice. A small static card: frontend, database, payments, email, and a link to the stack builder.
4. It's just a Go repo. Tabs with the real file tree, AGENTS.md and go test output of a generated project.
5. Your agent writes a login page in a minute. Billing is where it gets you. Three hard cases the code already handles.
6. Out in the open. GitHub stars, 91+ tests in the smallest project, $0 with MIT and 0BSD, and goilerplate update.
7. Questions. Six short answers.
8. Someone will ship your idea. Make it you. Install, Get started, the stack builder, and one line that links to deploying with ops.

Checked

• templ generate, go build, go vet, go test -race ./..., go mod tidy -diff, the configurator JS tests.
• Playwright Chromium at 1440, 375 and 320 px, light and dark: no JS errors, no sideways scroll, the copy buttons, tabs and FAQ work.