The Problem: Every Side Project Needs a Landing Page
You've built something cool. A CLI tool, an API, a Chrome extension. But now you need a landing page — and suddenly you're drowning in CSS, choosing between 47 minimal Jekyll themes, and wondering why you can't just describe your product in JSON and get a page back.
That's exactly what I built. AI Landing Factory takes a JSON config file and spits out a complete, production-ready landing page. Dark theme, gradient hero, product cards, PayPal checkout — the works. And the best part? It runs entirely on a $35 Raspberry Pi, with zero external dependencies.
How It Works
Define your product in JSON:
The engine renders a complete HTML page with:
- 🎨 Gradient hero section with product name and tagline
- 📦 Pricing cards auto-generated from your product array
- 💳 PayPal checkout links baked into every CTA
- 🔗 GitHub repo badge with star count
- 📱 Responsive design that works on mobile
The Python Engine (Zero Dependencies)
Here's the core rendering engine. Pure Python, stdlib only:
Why This Matters
I run 16+ AI-powered products from a single Raspberry Pi. Every product needs a landing page, and I refuse to maintain 16 separate HTML files by hand. Here's what this factory enables:
- Batch generation — Add a new product? Add a JSON file, run the script, push to GitHub Pages. Done in 30 seconds.
- Consistent branding — Every page uses the same dark theme, gradient hero, and PayPal flow. Brand recognition.
- Zero external dependencies — No npm, no webpack, no 2GB node_modules. Pure Python. Runs anywhere.
- GitHub Pages ready — Output is a single self-contained HTML file. Push to a repo, enable Pages, and you're live.
The Full Pipeline
All triggered by a single cron job on my Raspberry Pi. I add a product config, and within 5 minutes, it's live on the internet with a beautiful landing page.
Real Example: The Agent Store
I used this factory to build agent-store — a unified landing page for all 16 AI products. The JSON config looks like this:
One command later, a full storefront is live. No Wix, no Shopify, no $30/month SaaS fees.
Why Pure Python (and Why It Matters)
Every dependency you add is a future headache. I learned this the hard way — npm packages breaking, pip conflicts on ARM64 Raspberry Pi, Docker images too fat for an 8GB SD card. The landing page factory uses nothing but and string formatting. It's 150 lines you can read in 10 minutes and understand completely.
This is the philosophy behind all my products: if it can't run on a Raspberry Pi with zero pip installs, redesign it until it can.
Try It Yourself
You'll get a production-ready landing page in under a second. No frameworks, no build steps, no complexity.
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