About Sailop

The web scan fetches one public page and up to six of its stylesheets, then looks for eight signatures: Tailwind blue and indigo utilities, the blue to purple gradient, Inter or Geist as the page font, the three-card row, fade-up on scroll, repeated frosted glass, stock button copy and rounded shadow cards. Each signature it finds comes with the text it matched.

It also returns a fix kit: a design system seeded from the hostname, literal class swaps, a Tailwind v4 theme, CSS variables, font tags and a brief to paste into a coding agent. No language model is called, so the same page gives the same result.

A signature means a default was left in place. It does not mean a machine made the page, and it says nothing about whether the design is good.

The Sailop command-line tool, its MCP server and the Pro tier are not published, and nothing on this site is for sale. The CLI status page says where they stand and takes an email address for the day the CLI ships.

Go To Agency SAS, 9 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 21000 Dijon, France, registered in Dijon under RCS 944 980 762. Robin Monteiro, its president, is the publication director. The full details are in the legal notice.

• Articles are published under the Sailop name. There are no guest authors and no invented bylines.
• What an article says about another product comes from that product's own documentation, pricing page or announcements, linked in the text.
• A figure needs a public source. In October 2026 every article was checked again: studies, test runs and audits that no data backed were removed, and each revised article ends with a revision note that says what changed.
• Articles that document the unpublished command-line tool stay online for existing links, with a note, but are no longer listed or indexed.
• The French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Italian versions were translated from English by a language model and have not been reviewed by a person. Each says so at the top, links to the English version, and is kept out of search results.

Sailop earns nothing today. The site carries no advertising, no affiliate links and no sponsored articles.

If an article gets something wrong, write to [email protected] with the sentence and a source. The fix goes into the article and into its revision note.