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🚀 Built a Simple SaaS for Instant Dummy Website Generation
I just built a lightweight SaaS that lets users instantly generate a dummy website template based on their inputs.
Instead of starting from scratch or imagining layouts, users can simply:
Enter their content (text, sections, ideas, etc.)
Instantly see it rendered as a live website preview
Experiment with structure and content in real time
The idea is simple: turn inputs into a visual website instantly, making it easier to prototype, validate ideas, or just play around with website structure before development.
💡 What it solves
Speeds up early-stage website ideation
Helps non-designers visualize websites easily
Useful for quick prototyping and client demos
Reduces time spent on initial wireframing
⚙️ Built for simplicity
Focused on speed, usability, and real-time feedback — no complexity, just instant visual output from user input.
Would love feedback, collaboration ideas, or anyone interested in testing/improving it.
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Variant 1 looks great! 🤩
Mirage is a template, and that flips the usual problem.
A client site is designed around known content: their headline, their logos, their numbers. A template has to survive content I'll never see. Someone else's headline runs two lines instead of one, their logo lockups arrive in six different aspect ratios, their stats aren't three neat figures. So every section is built to hold at the worst plausible fill, not the best one.
The name did the art direction: a dune gradient that burns off into darkness as you scroll. Designed in Figma, reel cut in Jitter, should be released at Framer.
Outstanding !