Audience
Startups — first week from idea to launch pack
Early teams lose days switching tools before the offer is clear. Vekra keeps plan, brand, site, and launch drafts on one project. It does not raise your round or ship a finished company.
Day one: lock the offer, not the stack
Describe the idea, answer only essential questions, and read the blueprint as a checklist — concept, customer, value, brand, site, marketing, launch. Strike anything you cannot defend to a customer this month. Investor-readable language is a draft you refine; it is not a data room.
Days two and three: brand then site
Approve name and tone, then generate a site pack that matches. Do not buy a theme while the offer still changes daily. Export when headings and the primary action are honest. Host on whatever you already know.
Days four to seven: drafts, not paid media
Generate a marketing kit and send it to people who already trust you. Paid ads wait until the hosted page matches the message. Credits are a server ledger: the first blueprint may use welcome credits; continue-building steps debit the account. Do not plan runway from a client-side estimate.
What to skip this week
Skip marketplace listings, agency white-label, and any dashboard that is still preview-gated. Skip inventing traction metrics for a deck. If you need a team workspace later, the agency path exists — it is not required to start.
Outcomes
- One project memory instead of five disconnected chats
- Site and marketing drafts you can show, not a fake launch
- Credit use you can audit on the server ledger
FAQ
Is the first blueprint free forever?
The first experience is designed to use welcome credits. Further generation is metered. See Pricing.
Will this replace my technical cofounder?
No. You get plans and artifacts. Production systems still need engineering judgment.
Where do I start in the product?
Home idea box or Workspace → New project, then follow brand and website steps on that project.