Everything has a structure. Reva reveals it.
Paste a website address. Reva reads its layout, features and design, then writes a plain-language technical breakdown of how it works and how you could build it.
Early preview. Live analysis is coming soon.
From a URL to a blueprint in four steps
Version one keeps it simple: submit a site, get a report you can read and build from.
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URL analysis
Paste any public website address. Reva loads the page the way a visitor sees it.
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Structure breakdown
It maps the visible layout and picks out components such as navigation, hero sections, cards and forms.
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Feature analysis
It explains what the site does, from search and sign-in to carts and contact forms.
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AI insights
It writes a report on how the same site could be implemented, in language you can build from.
What a Reva report looks like
A sample for a made-up online store, shown to illustrate the format. Reports for real sites follow the same shape.
| Component | What Reva sees | How you could build it |
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| Header and navigation | Sticky top bar with a logo, category links, a search icon and a cart counter. | A flex-based header component with a mobile menu button, kept in place with position: sticky. |
| Hero banner | Full-width promotional image with a headline and a single call to action. | One image-led section with responsive images, and the headline text loaded first. |
| Product grid | Four columns on desktop, two on phones. Each card shows an image, a name and a price. | A CSS grid with auto-fill columns, fed by a product API or a headless CMS. |
| Search and filters | Search box with live suggestions, plus side filters on category pages. | A debounced search endpoint, with filter choices stored in the URL query string. |
| Cart and checkout | A slide-out cart, then a multi-step checkout with card payments. | Cart state kept in the browser, payments through a provider such as Stripe, orders saved on the server. |
| Footer | Link columns, a newsletter sign-up and social links. | A static footer component with a form that posts to an email service. |
Reverse engineer anything.
Nothing is a black box. Reva shows you how a site is put together so you can understand it and build your own.
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