Solo founder building PageEngine — AI landing pages in 60 seconds

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Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Sk Kahinoor, a Laravel/PHP developer based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.

I've spent the last few years building websites and web apps for clients, and kept running into the same pattern: almost every small business or freelancer needed a landing page, and almost every time it cost them ₹40-50k and 2-3 weeks with an agency — for something that's often just a strong headline, a few sections, and a clear CTA.

So I built PageEngine: describe your business in a sentence, and AI generates a complete, live landing page in under 60 seconds. Edit inline, switch templates, publish instantly or export the code.

It's solo-built — Laravel + MySQL on the backend, Next.js for the frontend, Claude AI powering the generation. I've handled everything myself: architecture, design, billing (Razorpay), and now this launch.

Launched on Product Hunt. Happy to answer anything about the build, the tech stack, or why I made certain decisions — and always glad to connect with other indie/solo founders here.

Looking forward to being part of this community!

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, fellow South Asian dev here — Bangladesh. The ₹40-50k agency quote for a landing page is a pain we both know too well.

Quick question about the build: you're using Next.js on the frontend and Laravel on the backend. Why Laravel specifically for the API layer, and not just Next.js API routes? Was it because of the billing (Razorpay) side, or something else?

Curious how another solo dev approached that stack choice.

 i am too comfortable for Laravel and today we change to React.js

 "yooo nice. switching stacks mid-launch is brave lol. why react now tho, was it for the editor side?" 👀

 See in my opinion React is light and easy to manage, it can not take too much process as compare to next.js, that's why we shift to react on urgent basis