Landing page
odomate.pro shows this page to anyone who isn’t signed in. If you’re already
signed in, the same URL takes you straight into the app instead — there’s no
separate marketing URL to route around. An older /landing URL still works;
it now just forwards here.
Top navigation
Section titled “Top navigation”A pill-shaped bar stays fixed at the top of the page: the OdoMate logo on the left, links to the Features, How it works, and FAQ sections and to the Blog in the middle, and a Request beta access button on the right.
The headline states what OdoMate does, followed by a short subtitle, the
Request beta access button, and a link to real generated modules on
GitHub. Below the headline, an animated terminal panel plays through a sample
odomate generate run — it’s a recording for illustration, not something you
can type into.
A row of trust signals sits underneath: no credit card required, free to try, built for Odoo 19. If OdoMate has a call-booking link configured, a Book a 25-min call button appears next to the main CTA — booking a call is the one way to skip the request-review queue, as noted on the Requesting beta access page.
Features
Section titled “Features”A grid of five cards, each with an icon, a title, and a short description: Spec-Driven Generation, Iterative Specs + Module Enhancement, OCA-Compliant Output, Tests + Role-Based Verification, and Deploy with Docs Included. These summarize capabilities documented in full elsewhere — for example, Writing requirements and Module user guide.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Three numbered steps — Describe, Review, Deploy — each with a short description of that stage of generating a module. Below the steps, an embedded product demo video shows the same flow end to end.
A list of expandable questions and answers covering what OdoMate is, which Odoo versions it supports, who it’s for, how the language and profile detection work, and how it compares to writing modules by hand or with a general-purpose AI coding tool. The answers here are marketing copy, kept in sync with the product by the web team — for the authoritative behavior, use the task-specific pages in this documentation rather than quoting the FAQ.
Request beta access
Section titled “Request beta access”Further down the page, the same request form covered in Requesting beta
access is embedded directly under the #waitlist
anchor — every Request beta access button on this page scrolls here
rather than navigating away.
Final call to action and footer
Section titled “Final call to action and footer”A closing section repeats the headline and the Request beta access button. Below it, the footer links to the Features and How it works sections, the Blog, the public GitHub examples repository, OdoMate’s listing on the Odoo App Store, the public status page, OdoMate’s LinkedIn, YouTube, and X accounts, and the Privacy and cookie consent notice.