BRUTO

Lately I released my first product ever → BRUTO, a bold neo-brutalist landing page template. 🚀

To be honest, it wasn’t easy for me to publish it. For weeks I kept telling myself:

• “It’s not ready yet.”

• “Maybe I should fix one more thing.”

• “There is still something else to be done.”

• “What if nobody cares?”

But eventually, I realized something important: released is better than perfect.
There will always be something to fix. Always another polish to add. If I waited for perfect, I’d never ship.

So I hit publish. And honestly? I’m proud I did. Here, I did it! I feel like my comfort zone has been broadly expanded 🙌

Right now, I’m still at the very beginning — this is my first product, and I’m still looking for feedback. But taking that leap feels like a bigger win than any revenue number.

👉 Demo: https://bruto-demo.netlify.app/
👉 Gumroad: https://adamwojnicki.gumroad.com/l/rjkzyb

If you’re sitting on a project because you’re scared to launch, let me tell you: it’s worth it. Ship it. You’ll learn way more from feedback and real users than in private. Also you will feel your comfort zone expand and your confidence grow!

Would love to hear: how did you feel when you shipped your first product?

Hi everyone 👋 I’m Adam, a web developer and designer who loves experimenting with bold, standing out styles.

Over the years, I noticed a recurring problem: many SaaS founders and indie makers launch with bland landing pages. They either buy generic templates that look like 100 others, or spend too much time coding from scratch — when they should be focusing on the product.

I wanted to find a way to solve this issue.

That's why I created BRUTO

BRUTO is my idea on a neo-brutalist landing page template — designed to be bold, unapologetic, and instantly recognizable but also clear and easily readable.

Instead of yet another clean-but-forgettable template, BRUTO helps your product make a statement.

Here’s what’s inside:

• Base Edition → simple, customizable with CSS variables

• Pro Edition → extra components like FAQ accordions, testimonial blocks, mosaic gallery, and pricing tables

• Dev Edition → full SCSS + bundler setup for maximum flexibility

Why Neo-Brutalism?

Most templates lean into minimalism. But I kept asking myself: what’s the opposite of blending in?
When I saw Gumroad website for the first time I was amazed how the design is so bold, clear, readable and full of vivid colors that catch eye.

And I think that’s exactly what indie makers need when they launch: attention.

Building in Public

I launched BRUTO on Gumroad and I’ll be sharing the journey transparently:

• Revenue updates (starting at $0 today 😅)

• Lessons learned from feedback

• My experiments with pricing tiers and marketing

If you’re curious, you can check out the demo here 👉 Demo link

And if you want to support me, BRUTO’s available on Gumroad 👉 Gumroad link

Hey IH 👋 I’m Adam, a web developer who loves bold, modern design.
I noticed many SaaS founders and indie makers launch with generic landing pages that all look the same.

Most templates are either too minimal or overloaded with bloat. That’s why I wanted to create something different.

So I built BRUTO — a neo-brutalist landing page template that’s bold, customizable, and super lightweight.

What's inside?

• Base edition: clean template + CSS variable customization

• Pro edition: FAQ, gallery, testimonials, pricing table

• Developer’s edition: full SCSS + bundler setup for devs

I’d love your feedback on the design, sections, and overall vibe.
👉 Live Demo
👉 Gumroad

Thanks for checking it out 🙌 I’m excited to hear what you think!