Omic gives you the whole thing — the docs your users actually read, the pricing page that closes the sale, the changelog that proves you're shipping, the search bar that finds any of it in one keystroke. It's built the way real tech companies build: every page with its own structure and its own job, not one layout repeated eight times with the headings swapped. It's designed for startups, SaaS products, open-source tools, developer platforms, AI companies, and any technical team that has outgrown a one-page site. Black-dominant, deliberately restrained, with atmospheric blurred color instead of the animation-heavy look that reads as a toy. It's meant to look like a company, not a template. Every part works on its own. Need only the docs? Take the docs. Need only pricing and a waitlist? Take those. Nothing depends on anything else. What's inside

Home — hero, feature sections, proof blocks, community wall, and a featured post module

Product — a full walkthrough of what you've built, free tier through paid

Pricing — monthly/yearly toggle, tier comparison, sticky elements, and a built-in FAQ

Docs — a complete documentation system with 10+ subpages, sidebar navigation, in-page table of contents, and version badge

Learn — a single scrolling guide page for people who want the short version

News — CMS-powered blog and changelog with individual article pages

Waitlist — for pre-launch products or gated features

Legal — privacy policy and terms, structured and ready to fill

404 — designed, not default

Self-indexing search — a command-bar search in the nav that reads your page titles, meta descriptions, and slugs automatically. Add a page or a CMS item, and it appears in search on its own. No manual configuration, no answer lists to maintain. Choose which pages are indexed, and style the panel however you want — padding, gaps, colors, and typography are all controllable.

Contact overlay — a multi-step contact form that opens from anywhere on the site instead of sending users to a dead-end contact page. Reaches the user in fewer clicks and collects more than an email field.

Interactive shader — built with Framer's newest shader system, with live mouse reaction and noise, used as an atmospheric layer rather than decoration.

CMS collections for news and articles

Full responsive layouts across breakpoints

Light-on-dark design system with consistent tokens for color, type, and spacing

Typography pairing built around a display sans and a monospace for code, metadata, and technical content

Code blocks with multi-language tabs

Terminal-style output blocks for showing real product results

Social proof wall with variable card sizing

Newsletter/release-notes capture in the footer

Mega-menu navigation with nested sections

Reusable card, tier, row, and section components throughout

Startups and tech companies that need a full site, not a splash page

SaaS products with tiers to explain and features to document

Open-source projects that need docs, a changelog, and a community section

AI and developer tools shipping to a technical audience

Freelancers and studios building for any of the above

The complete Framer project, remixable and fully editable

Every page, component, and CMS collection listed above

Lifetime updates

Lifetime support (Until I die eventually)