An honest, no-fluff teardown of the landing page — what to lead with, what to simplify, and where trust is leaking.
Page reviewed: buildy.so · Every point references copy that's actually on the page — nothing invented.
The hero leads with the input — "Publish an app from any AI" — plus jargon ("its own data store, APIs, and MCP"). But your real wedge is lower down: "your AI can read and update its data from any chat, long after the first conversation ends." That permanence is the whole point vs. throwaway chat apps. Pull it into the hero.
ChatGPT / Claude / Cursor / Codex / OpenClaw / Goose… is impressive, but it makes the visitor choose before doing anything. Set one obvious default path — "Build your first app with ChatGPT · Copy prompt" — and tuck the rest under "or use any agent."
The moment an agent can read and change an app's data, people ask: who can access it, what exactly can the AI do, is my data exportable/deletable? Surface one short trust block near the top. Your Share section (view vs. edit, invite by email) is a good start — hint at it earlier.
Your agent keeps reading and updating it — long after the chat ends.
Build your first appAnchor the page on one concrete end-to-end demo — the habit tracker / workout example you already show — created, published, then updated from chat the next day.
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