A tiny companion for small daily wins.
Oinky gives the first iOS launch page a focused home: clear positioning, an App Store-ready call to action, and room for the product story to sharpen as the app ships.
Most app launch pages say too much before the product is ready.
Too many placeholder sections make early products feel unfocused.
App Store launch work needs privacy, terms, metadata, and a clean CTA.
A small product deserves a polished page without pretending everything is final.
Oinky starts with the essentials: a clear promise, an iOS-first launch surface, and no fake feature sprawl.
How Oinky Launches
Start with the promise
Keep the top of the page focused on what Oinky is becoming and why someone should care.
Prepare the iOS path
Use one clear App Store-ready CTA while the real listing URL, screenshots, and launch assets mature.
Tighten as product details land
Swap placeholder copy for final positioning without changing the route structure, metadata wiring, or legal pages.
Built for a Real iOS Launch
Landing Page Structure
A focused marketing route with hero, product story, FAQ, and CTA sections ready for final copy.
Search Metadata
Route-level title, description, Open Graph tags, canonical URL, and JSON-LD are wired in.
Privacy-Ready Surface
Privacy and terms routes are present so App Store submission links have a stable home.
Easy to Rewrite
All content is local constants in route-scoped components, matching the Gruu landing-page pattern.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get Oinky ready for launch.
The page is wired for iOS-first launch messaging, metadata, and App Store links.
Coming Soon on the App StoreReplace this placeholder once the App Store listing URL is available.