Vetra is an open-source, MIT-licensed landing page template for an AI marketing automation platform, built with Next.js 15, TailwindCSS, and Framer Motion by Shreyas Sihasane.
What is Vetra?
Vetra is a landing page template that presents an AI-powered marketing automation platform to visitors. It takes a developer's project files and environment configuration as input and produces a fully styled, animated marketing website that can be deployed to Vercel. The template runs on Next.js 15 and is authored by Shreyas Sihasane, who also maintains a live preview at vetra-app.vercel.app.
Key Features
- Next.js 15 — React framework for production, as specified in the repository's tech stack.
- TailwindCSS — Utility-first CSS framework for styling.
- Shadcn UI — Reusable component system.
- Framer Motion — Smooth animations.
- TypeScript — Type-safe code.
- Number Flow — Smooth number animations.
- Live Preview — A deployed demo is available at vetra-app.vercel.app.
- Vercel Deployment — The README documents deploying to the Vercel platform, with an
NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URLenvironment variable.
Who is it for?
Vetra is suited for developers and founders who need a professional landing page for an AI SaaS product. Frontend developers can clone the repository, install dependencies with pnpm or yarn, and customize components. AI startup teams can use the template to present their marketing automation tool to early adopters. Designers comfortable with React can modify Tailwind classes to match their branding.
What can you do with Vetra?
- AI SaaS founders: Launch a marketing site for an AI-powered marketing automation product, with animated hero sections and call-to-action areas.
- Frontend developers: Use the template as a starting point to build a polished product page, swapping in your own copy and metrics.
- Open-source contributors: Fork the repository, submit pull requests, and improve the template under the MIT license.
How does Vetra work?
After cloning the repository, run pnpm install or yarn install to install dependencies. Create a .env file with NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL set to your application URL. Start the development server with pnpm run dev or yarn dev on localhost:3000. To deploy, connect the repository to Vercel, which auto-detects Next.js.
FAQ
Is Vetra free to use?
Yes, Vetra is released under the MIT License, so you can freely use, modify, and distribute it for personal or commercial projects.
What technologies does Vetra use?
Vetra is built with Next.js 15, TailwindCSS, Shadcn UI, Framer Motion, TypeScript, and Number Flow. It uses pnpm or Yarn for package management.
How do I deploy Vetra to Vercel?
Push the repository to GitHub and import it on Vercel's platform. Vercel automatically detects Next.js and builds the project. Set the NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL environment variable to your production URL.
Can I customize the template?
Yes, you can edit components, Tailwind classes, and content directly in the repository. The project supports standard Next.js development workflows with hot reload during development.
