The archive of generic AI startup landing pages
Shitfa.st is a work-in-progress archive of generic AI startup websites, vague SaaS homepages, fake trust signals, suspiciously polished design systems, and the same recycled landing page patterns that keep showing up across the internet.
What this site will cover
The goal is simple: build a searchable archive of startup website clichés, AI slop design patterns, landing page roasts, and overused SaaS homepage formulas. Instead of treating every polished hero section as innovation, this site documents the recurring motifs that make so many startup websites feel interchangeable.
- AI startup landing pages that look generated from the same prompt.
- Generic SaaS homepages with polished UI but no real product proof.
- Fake authority logos, vague testimonials, and trust signals that do not inspire trust.
- ShipFast-style residue, template sameness, and three-card feature grid syndrome.
- Short critiques, screenshots, tags, and recurring awards for the worst offenders.
Coming soon
The full archive will include categorized examples, searchable patterns, screenshots, satire, and specific notes on what makes a landing page feel generic. Early topics include fake authority logos, "autonomous agent" copy that says nothing, startup homepages with no demo, and design choices that somehow still convert anyway.
Temporary homepage for shitfa.st.
FAQ
What is Shitfa.st?
A work-in-progress archive of generic AI startup landing pages, SaaS homepage clichés, and recycled web design patterns.
Who is it for?
Designers, founders, indie makers, marketers, and anyone tired of startup websites that all look the same.
What will be published first?
Tagged examples, screenshots, short critiques, and recurring awards for the most generic startup sites on the web.