About This Template
The first non-software waitlist
Every other Sitelas waitlist is a SaaS or app. Reed is for a PHYSICAL product — a device you reserve or pre-order before the first run ships. The register is modernist industrial-product: cool paper-grey, ink black, one warm-amber signal, Schibsted Grotesk with a JetBrains Mono spec voice. The whole page is built to sell an object, not a subscription.
Three hardware-native signatures
A primitive-built device mockup carries the product without a single photograph (so it never looks like placeholder stock). A reserve counter with a scarcity progress bar ("487 of 1,000 first-run reserved") does the job a countdown does for a launch — it makes the pre-order feel real and finite. And a mono spec datasheet gives buyers the numbers a physical product is judged on. None of these belong on a software waitlist.
Newsletter-signup / reserve conversion
The page funnels to one email reservation form. Submissions land in the Sitelas inbox; swap the reserve button for a Stripe payment link if you want to take a real deposit, and add a webhook to forward reservations to your fulfillment tool.
Launch in 9 Steps
Swap product name (Reed) and the hero headline
Rebuild the device-mockup screen content to show your product
Set the reserve counter to your real reserved / first-run numbers, and the bar fill width to match
Rewrite the spec datasheet rows with your product's real specs
Rewrite the three reasons to your product's real differentiators
Set the reserve-momentum figures (reserved / run size / ship window)
Rewrite the FAQ to your real shipping, refund, and pre-order terms
Submissions land in your Sitelas inbox; add a webhook to forward reservations
To take a real deposit, replace the reserve button with a Stripe payment link
Reed
Pre-order / reserve waitlist for a PHYSICAL hardware product — the first non-software waitlist in the catalog. Modernist-minimal industrial-product register: cool paper-grey, ink, one warm-amber signal accent, Schibsted Grotesk + JetBrains Mono. Signatures no software waitlist has: a primitive-built device mockup (an e-ink tablet showing a page), a reserve counter with a scarcity progress bar ('487 of 1,000 first-run reserved'), and a mono spec datasheet. Single-page: split hero (headline + reserve form + reserve counter beside the device) → spec datasheet → three-reason strip → slow-craft manifesto → reserve-momentum band → FAQ → reserve CTA → footer. Conversion is newsletter-signup (reserve your place). Demo persona is 'Reed', a distraction-free e-ink writing tablet, but the design suits any premium physical product pre-launch. Distinct from slate/nova/tally/field/glaze — all software.
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