Vivere shipped a change
3 days agoWhat it saw
- 68% scrolled past the CTA without stopping.
- 41 rage clicks on the plan toggle.
What it changed
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Vivere watches how visitors actually behave, figures out what’s not working, and rewrites your copy, so you can go touch grass.
So someone still has to spot the drop, guess a fix, and wait on a dev.
A dashboard flags a dip. Nobody opens it for a week.
A human guesses. The test is only as good as the guess.
Two to three weeks, if an engineer is free.
Vivere does all three. Nobody has to ask.
Five agents pass the work down a chain. None of them waits on you.
Scroll depth, rage clicks, and exactly where people leave.
Not just what dropped. Why it dropped.
A fix that matches your existing design system.
Every check passes, or nothing ships.
Live code, plus an email on what changed and why.
This is what lands in your inbox.
What it saw
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Permanent code in your repo. Not an overlay.
One git revert undoes it, any time.
Sample change. Vivere is in early access.
Every change clears the same gates a careful engineer would.
Committed to your repo. No script tag, no flicker.
Agents work in isolated compute, never on your live box.
Legal and design system checks sign off before deploy.
Technical and functional QA run on every change.
Every option below still waits on a person to notice and decide.
Typical annual spend for a mid-market team.
No. Vivere ships, then emails you what changed and why. One git revert undoes it.
It waits for statistical confidence before acting, so it does not chase noise. And you can revert instantly.
No. Changes are real code in your repo, not injected scripts. No flicker, no speed hit, no SEO damage.
A design system agent reviews every change against your existing components before it ships.
Around 10,000 monthly visitors per page. Below that there is not enough signal to trust a result.
Git-based codebases with component-level architecture. React and Next.js today.
Vivere takes it from here.
Works best above 10,000 monthly visitors per page.