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Aegis Console
A precision-grid SaaS site built around a security console drawn in CSS.
AstroCSS-art consoleResponsive CSSRSS
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What this theme is for
Aegis Console is for a technical product sold to people who read the docs before the pricing page. The home page centres on a live-looking security console — charts, counters and streaming telemetry — drawn entirely in CSS, so the theme ships with no product screenshots to go stale. The product page explains mechanisms rather than adjectives, every pricing tier states plainly what it does not include, and customer stories are content files carrying named workloads and real numbers. Suited to security, infrastructure, developer tooling and any B2B SaaS with an engineering audience.
Animated security console built in CSS — no product screenshots
Product page written as mechanisms, not adjectives
Three pricing tiers, each stating what it does not include
Five customer stories as a content collection
Engineering journal with prose styling and RSS
Demo request form with validation and honeypot
Every page, already built
Every route below is live — open any one of them.
01
Home
Watches identity, egress, syscalls and control-plane change at runtime — and pages a human in a median of 38 seconds.
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02
Product
Four signal domains, normalisation, per-workload baselines, correlation patterns and a console that shows its evidence.
/product/ ➚
03
Pricing
Three plans with real limits — and an explicit list of what each tier does not include.
/pricing/ ➚
04
Customers
Five customer stories with named workloads, real timestamps and the numbers afterwards.
/customers/ ➚
05
Customer story
Keeping every security-relevant event inside the EU — and proving it to a regulator.
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06
Journal
Engineering notes: detection design, measured eBPF overhead, latency budgets, and the arguments lost.
/blog/ ➚
07
Request a demo
Thirty minutes with an engineer who works on the detection pipeline.
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