Consumer Technology
Servadra designed and developed MANWRD, an AI mentor app for men on iOS and Android, together with its cinematic, fully responsive launch website. Legal and support pages are store-ready, and the site is live on the client's own domain linked to both app stores.
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Consumer Technology
MANWRD was preparing to bring a new AI mentor app to iPhone and Android. Before app store submission it needed a public website that made a strong first impression, explained the product in seconds, and carried the privacy, terms, cookie, support and account deletion pages that Apple and Google expect. Speed, clarity and credibility mattered more than features.
Servadra designed and developed the MANWRD mobile app for iOS and Android, and built its website as a bespoke web application development project. The result is a dark, cinematic single-page launch site with a clear headline, how-it-works, pricing and FAQ sections, and App Store and Google Play download badges linked to the live app. Legal and support pages sit on clean, memorable URLs, and every older link redirects permanently so nothing shared with the app team ever breaks. We handled the full delivery: design, front-end engineering, domain and HTTPS setup on the client's own hosting account, a branded 404 page, a social share image and a sitemap. The site is a lightweight static build with self-hosted fonts, so it loads quickly and makes no third-party font requests.
A visitor lands on the hero, sees what MANWRD does, reads how it works and what it helps with, checks pricing and FAQs, and can reach any legal or support page in one click from the footer. The same clean URLs are used directly in the App Store and Google Play listings. The client can request changes and have them deployed without any platform lock-in.
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