Act 1 — watch it learn
Same page. A different version for each visitor.
Someone running a small team and someone buying for a whole company land on the same pricing page today — same headline, same button, same order. They want different things, so each should get their own version of that page, inside the design it already has.
SentientUI can write those versions from your own page, moves traffic toward the ones doing better for each kind of visitor, and keeps some visitors on your original page so you can check whether any of it helped.
Anonymous visitors get their version when they come back. Logged-in ones get it straight away.
First — it reads your page
No setup. No tagging. It figures out your page itself.
Workflow automation for growing teams.
Automate handoffs, approvals and reports — in one place.
Features
Pricing
Reviews
"Replaced three tools in one week." — Sarah K.
"Approvals stopped getting lost in email." — Marcus L.
Security
FAQ
Before it changes anything, SentientUI reads your page to learn what each section is — no tagging required.
Act 2 — you drive
Set who they are and how they arrived. Watch what they're served.
What they do decides their group; their device and how they arrived shape which version they get. Flip either — the button and the layout react.
How they arrived · segment
Keep the behavior fixed and flip the device — watch the served button change. Same visitor, different arrival.
What they did · decides the group
Where every visitor starts
No group fits yet · desktop · direct → serving the Everyone version, 'Set up your first flow'
Your first flow, live in five minutes.
Connect your tools, invite your team, start today.
Features
Pricing
Reviews
"Replaced three tools in one week." — Sarah K.
"Approvals stopped getting lost in email." — Marcus L.
Security
FAQ
Workflow automation for growing teams.
Automate handoffs, approvals and reports — in one place.
Features
Pricing
Reviews
"Replaced three tools in one week." — Sarah K.
"Approvals stopped getting lost in email." — Marcus L.
Security
FAQ
Live activity
Visitor group & arrival
How it works
What SentientUI writes, who gets it, and how you check it
Illustrative example — simulated data to show the interface, not measured product results.
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Versions running
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Kept on your original
Against visitors kept on your original
Illustrative · simulatedLearning
About one visitor in ten always sees your original page. Traffic is already moving toward the versions doing better; a clear answer on whether they help overall takes about four months at this site's traffic.
- EveryoneAhead so far — too early to call
- Small teamsAhead so far — too early to call
- Buying for a companyNot enough visits yet
Visitor groups
Illustrative · simulated| Group | Visits | Where it came from | Own versions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everyone | 777 | Where every visitor starts | Yes |
| Small teams | 312 | You told us about them | Yes |
| Buying for a company | 198 | Earned from your traffic | Yes |
| Agencies | 41 | Being checked | Not yet |
Behavioural signals
Illustrative · simulatedSmall teams
Buying for a company
Everyone
How a version gets to a visitor
Illustrative · simulatedYour page
Same for everyone
Versions written
By you, or drafted from your page
You approve
With review on, nothing goes live first
Traffic shifts
Toward what is working
Checked
Against visitors kept on your original
After
hero
pricing
features
faq
Before
hero
features
pricing
reviews
What just happened
The versions were written first. Some you write yourself. Others SentientUI drafts from your page's own words and offers — in your design, never an invented discount — and with review turned on, each one waits for your OK before anyone sees it.
Then traffic shifted. SentientUI watched how each visitor moved through the page — what they read, where they scrolled, what they clicked — without names, emails, or device fingerprints. Everyone starts in one group, and the page improves for all of them first. A separate group, like small teams, gets its own version only once you tell us about it or your traffic shows it behaves differently. More visitors get whichever version is doing better; nobody gets flattened onto one global winner.
And it gets checked. About one visitor in ten always stays on your original page. The comparison against them is the number the dashboard shows — and it tells you plainly how long a clear answer will take at your traffic, even when that is months.
What's coming
Today, anonymous visitors get their group's version on the return visit, and logged-in visitors straight away. We're working toward reading intent earlier within the first visit — from scroll patterns, traffic origin, and in-session signals — to shorten that wait. Each project's data stays its own; we don't pool visitor data across customers.
Act 3 — see who reads what
Which kind of visitor reads which part of your page
SentientUI shows you where each group of visitors spends its attention — built from the sections it detected automatically (no tagging) and from on-page behaviour, no identities. This is the view your dashboard fills in from your own visitors.
| Visitor group | Hero | Pricing | Features | Social proof | FAQ | CTA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small teams | -30% | +140% | +10% | -40% | +80% | -50% |
| Buying for a company | -10% | +30% | +90% | +20% | +110% | -30% |
| Returning trial users | +10% | +40% | avg | +60% | -40% | +90% |
| Everyone else | +50% | -50% | -20% | -30% | -40% | -40% |
Green = more attention than your average visitor, orange = less, “avg” = about the same. Your dashboard shows real numbers, sample sizes, and confidence for each cell — and mutes anything with too little data.
Ready to try it on your own site?
Try it in the dashboard, or on your machine with the CLI — npx @sentientui/cli init.
Free plan: 5,000 visitors a month, no card needed.