How "Try it with your brand" works

Every template page in the store has a small form: your company name and one sentence about what it does. A few seconds later the live demo next to it shows your headline, your buttons, your menu and your feature titles. Here is what happens in between.

The template marks its own text

Each template tags the words that define a brand: the name, the hero headline and subtext, the two main buttons, five menu labels and three feature titles. A tiny script in the template listens for new copy and swaps those words in place, without touching the layout.

Claude writes the copy

Your two answers go to a small serverless function, which asks Claude Haiku 4.5 for copy in a fixed structure. Structured output means the reply always has exactly the fields the template expects, at lengths that fit the design. One preview costs us a fraction of a cent.

Nothing you type is kept

• The function does not log or store your inputs or the copy it returns.
• To stop abuse it counts previews per visitor for a day, keyed by a one-way hash of the IP address.
• There is a daily spending cap; if it is reached, the preview falls back to sample copy until the next day.

Keep the copy you like

If you continue to checkout, the copy travels with your order. Your Fast launch, included with every template, starts from it and writes the rest of the site in the same voice.