AI2Work Pages helps creators and small teams create shareable mobile pages with AI writing, drag-and-drop blocks, media modules, and ready-made layouts.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I’m building AI2Work Pages, a mobile-first AI page builder for creating shareable event pages, travel stories, visual reports, invitations, and product promo pages.
The idea is simple: not every project needs a full website, a heavy design tool, or a slide deck. Sometimes you just need a polished mobile page that is easy to create and easy to share.
AI2Work Pages combines AI writing, drag-and-drop blocks, media modules, ready-made layouts, and a lightweight publishing flow.
I’d love to hear your feedback on the positioning, use cases, and what templates you would want to see next.
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A built-in analytics dashboard showing which blocks get the most engagement would be super useful. Right now I have no idea which sections visitors actually read past on my pages, and connecting to something like Plausible or Fathom still feels like a lot of setup for a quick landing. Even basic view counts per section would help me improve content over time.
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The drag-and-drop blocks feel really well considered — each one snaps in cleanly and the layout doesn't break when you swap modules around. Nice work making something that stays simple without skimping on the actual editing experience.
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tested this with a small landing page for a side project and the drag-and-drop blocks made it so much faster than fiddling with code. liked that the ai copy suggestions actually sounded like my voice instead of generic fluff.
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Love how clean the block-based editor feels — drag-and-drop actually feels responsive on mobile, not clunky like most page builders. Smart move pairing AI writing prompts right at the block level instead of forcing a separate doc.
A built-in analytics dashboard showing which blocks get the most engagement would be super useful. Right now I have no idea which sections visitors actually read past on my pages, and connecting to something like Plausible or Fathom still feels like a lot of setup for a quick landing. Even basic view counts per section would help me improve content over time.
The drag-and-drop blocks feel really well considered — each one snaps in cleanly and the layout doesn't break when you swap modules around. Nice work making something that stays simple without skimping on the actual editing experience.
tested this with a small landing page for a side project and the drag-and-drop blocks made it so much faster than fiddling with code. liked that the ai copy suggestions actually sounded like my voice instead of generic fluff.
Love how clean the block-based editor feels — drag-and-drop actually feels responsive on mobile, not clunky like most page builders. Smart move pairing AI writing prompts right at the block level instead of forcing a separate doc.