Mosaic hero options · 3 November 2026 · internal draft, three layouts of the same idea
Type
A
The index. Mark on the left, one big headline on the right, and a quiet rail of the nine services along the bottom of the first screen. The calmest of the three.

Enterprise-grade · Full stack · Serverless

The full stack.
Built for agents.

Enterprise-grade serverless cloud your agent can run end to end. Build anything from a corporate intranet or ERP to the next big SaaS, and keep running it with one API key.

Free plan hosts static sites. One person can run it alone. So can your agent.

Every project getsOne HTTP API · One key
  • PostgreSQL 17pgvector included
  • StorageS3-compatible
  • Sign-incodes, links, Google, GitHub
  • Git500 files a push
  • Deploy15 to 60 seconds
  • Domainsautomatic TLS
  • Redis + realtimeWebSocket feed
  • Emailsend and host
  • Speak15 voices, 31 languages
B
The spec sheet. Same split, but the nine services sit under the headline as a hairline grid with one fact each. Densest, most “enterprise depth” in the first screen.

Enterprise-grade · Full stack · Serverless

Enterprise-grade cloud. Serverless. Built for agents.

Postgres, storage, sign-in, Git, containers, domains, email and voice behind one HTTP API. From a corporate intranet or ERP to the next big SaaS, one person and an agent can run all of it.

  • PostgreSQL 17pgvector included
  • StorageS3-compatible, presigned
  • Sign-incodes, links, Google, GitHub
  • Git500 files a push
  • DeployNode, Python, Go, static
  • Domainsautomatic TLS
  • Redis + realtimeWebSocket feed of changes
  • Emailsend and host on your domain
  • Speak15 voices, 31 languages
C
The ledger. The services are grouped into four lines that use the four Mosaic colours as meaning: data, code and files, run, people. Icons are mosaic glyphs, tiles like the mark itself.

Enterprise-grade · Full stack · Serverless

Everything your agent needs to ship.

An enterprise-grade, full-stack, serverless cloud behind one HTTP API. From the company intranet to the next big SaaS.

  • Data PostgreSQL 17 Redis and realtime
  • Code and files Git Storage
  • Run Deploy Domains and TLS
  • People Sign-in Email Speak

Free plan hosts static sites.

Two icon languages, both ours.

Neither comes from an icon pack. Pick one independently of the layout: A and B are shown with the line set, C with the mosaic glyphs, but any option can take either.

1 · Line, one coloured tile

Rounded-tile construction, 1.6 px strokes, and exactly one filled tile in the service colour where the action happens. Quiet at small sizes, reads as a system.

PostgreSQL
Storage
Sign-in
Git
Deploy
Domains
Redis + realtime
Email
Speak
At 16 px:

2 · Mosaic glyphs

Each icon is a 7 × 7 grid of rounded tiles, the same tiles the mark assembles from. Ink tiles draw the shape, coloured tiles mark the service. Distinctive, and they can animate in like the hero.

PostgreSQL
Storage
Sign-in
Git
Deploy
Domains
Redis + realtime
Email
Speak
At 16 px:

What is the same in all three

  • The mark assembles from tiles on the left; the words rise on the right.
  • All nine services are visible without scrolling on a laptop. On a phone they begin inside the first screen.
  • Header, buttons, colours and spacing are John’s October system, unchanged.
  • Every number is from the current product. “Serverless”, “ERP”, “intranet” and “SaaS” are positioning, not product facts.

What we need to decide

  1. Layout: A, B or C. Or a mix (say which parts).
  2. Headline: “The full stack. Built for agents.” / “Enterprise-grade cloud. Serverless. Built for agents.” / “Everything your agent needs to ship.”
  3. Icons: line set or mosaic glyphs.
  4. Type: System (Apple stack, no download) or Figtree (closest open face to Google Sans). Toggle at the top.
  5. The word “serverless”. Mosaic containers are fixed-size, so it means “no servers to manage”, not scale-to-zero.

How to respond

Tell Jody the letter, the headline, the icon set and the type, plus anything that bothers you. Resize the window and try it on your phone; press Replay to see the entrance again. Nothing here is final copy.