URL or prompt
Paste a URL we should learn from, or write a prompt — even vague. Upload a logo or photos if you have them. Pick a sector + business mode.
Most AI website tools ask one big question and give you one big answer. Eufya splits the work into ten small decisions — most automated, three or four left to you. The result is a page you can defend, not a wall of generated text.
Paste a URL we should learn from, or write a prompt — even vague. Upload a logo or photos if you have them. Pick a sector + business mode.
Eufya rewrites your prompt into a structured brief: audience, tone, primary CTA, business goal, asset policy, constraints. Up to 3 questions if needed — never more.
For physical businesses, real photos are non-negotiable. Eufya tells you upfront what to gather — and flags placeholders explicitly through the build.
Eufya generates four distinct hero directions with different business logic. Each is scored against a sector-weighted rubric. Live previews on desktop + mobile.
If one direction clearly wins (delta ≥ 15 points), Eufya picks it. If it is close, you decide. Either way, the choice is logged and reversible.
Eufya proposes 8-12 sections, each with a `businessRole` and an `animation purpose`. You can reorder, remove, or edit before the build. No grid templates.
Eufya builds the full landing with animations tagged by purpose. The design system is locked to the chosen direction so reworks never drift.
The Builder is Figma-like: click a section, see its purpose and score, ask "make this more conversion-focused" — Eufya rewrites only that block. 1-2 reworks included.
1440 / 1366 / 1280 / 768 / 390 / 360. CTA above fold. No horizontal overflow. Asset audit. Animation purpose check. Pass before you can export.
Download the static HTML, the React project zip, or — when V2 ships — push to a WordPress site as Elementor / Gutenberg blocks.
Three real projects shipped through this pipeline — Support AI, Atelier Comporta, Nova Saúde. Each with the brief, the four hero variants, the sections, the scorecard, the cost.