ASCII waves under glass
The background is the hero object now. Exported JSON runs as a slow monochrome wave field so the page feels alive before a single screenshot appears.
A calm launch surface with live ASCII waves behind it. This RelayStack demo is intentionally less dashboard-y and more cinematic: big wordmark, slow motion, soft glass and almost no UI noise.
Instead of cramming product cards into the first screen, RelayStack now uses the package for pure brand mood: wave motion, giant wordmark and a front page that feels closer to Apple-style launch pages than a standard growth SaaS clone.
The background is the hero object now. Exported JSON runs as a slow monochrome wave field so the page feels alive before a single screenshot appears.
The foreground is intentionally simple: one big wordmark, one sentence, two buttons. Everything else is pushed lower so the page breathes.
This isn’t tied to revenue ops anymore. Swap the copy, keep the JSON mount, and you instantly have a high-end placeholder landing page.
“Make the first screen feel expensive before the product screenshot even arrives.”
That’s the whole point of this demo. The package becomes a mood layer, not just a decorative texture behind a feature grid.
Design the scene in the editor, export the JSON, and mount it inside a hero or CTA wrapper. The rest is normal HTML/CSS.
RelayStack now acts like an artistic starter demo: open the editor, remix the wave scene, replace “Your Company” with real copy, and keep the rest of the page ultra simple.