Velyr Update — a few weeks later
A lot has changed since this post, so wanted to share where things actually stand.
What I cut:
The free scan and full report are gone. The free scan had a real bug on SPAs (reading raw HTML before JS renders), and the report created a weird middle tier that confused people. Cutting both made the product cleaner and the positioning clearer.
What's left:
One thing: the Growth Agent. €29/month, 14-day trial, card required. Here's what it actually does:
- Analyses your repo + analytics every week
- Identifies the #1 conversion problem across your full funnel
- Reads scroll depth and click behavior (not just pageviews)
- Writes the actual code fix automatically
- Opens a GitHub Pull Request
- You reply YES or NO via Telegram
- Auto-rollback if metrics drop after a deploy
- Weekly summary on Telegram
- Competitor weekly scan
- Brand Guardrails — your rules enforced on every fix
- Monthly roast report — brutal honesty on what's not working
- Business DNA — learns your site over time
- Public impact timeline (shareable)
What changed under the hood:
Rebuilt the agent architecture from scratch. Proper framework detection, import graph of your repo, ranks components by conversion impact, reads only the relevant files before writing a fix.
On the pricing question from my original post:
€29 stayed. The value isn't a one-time fix — it's a weekly compounding trail of measured changes with rollback. Still pre-revenue, still building.
If you're running a SaaS or e-comm store on a public GitHub repo, this is the point where it's actually worth trying.
