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Wayari

Website + dock

A coding app’s landing page, from the painted sky to the download button. And the desktop dock it lives in.

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Client: Wayari, Jawad Jalal’s own company
We made: The landing page and the macOS dock
Works with: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any MCP app
Live at: wayari.com (opens in a new tab)

From the painted sky to the download button.

Wayari is a coding app that learns your codebase. We made the landing page and designed the dock.

Up top: a calm green valley and one question, “does it know it?”

Under it the product explains itself one beat at a time: a persistent thread, a swarm that maps the plan, a team of focused builders, and a critic that checks the work against your taste.

One long scroll, one story.

The page as it is live today, from the valley down through the thread, the swarm and the builders.

The wayari.com page, top to bottom: the valley hero, “stay in your app”, the persistent thread, the swarm and the builders

wayari.com on a phone, top to bottom

Worth a closer look.

Three bits of the live page, at their real size.

The Wayari hero: “your ai writes it. but does it know it?”, a download button and “self improving coding” with the crew’s little faces — one question, up top

The persistent thread card: team billing opened, a pull request ready, a finding, gates green and red, and the standing order “never touch main” — say “never touch main” once

The “you ask. wayari listens.” window: “use wayari, add team billing with seat limits” typed into Claude Code — “use wayari”, from any app

And the dock.

The desktop dock: who’s on it, what’s ready, what’s cooking.

The expanded Wayari dock: the crew, a job ready to review and merge, and three jobs in progress

Wayari dock top bar: the agent crew as six little characters, the cache-pricing job and its progress dots, 62% usage, and the tabs now, plans, build, review, design, graph — the crew, as six little characters

Wayari dock: 'meter-rates is ready', 3 reviews, gates green, 2 screens, with a pink review and merge button — ready means reviewed: gates green

Wayari dock job rows: cache-pricing building for 12 minutes, auth-redirect with 'e2e failed twice' and a see why button, rate-card in review — what’s cooking, and what broke

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