Observed arrival · 2026-11-02
Landtest runs landing-page experiments through your repo
Landtest presents an AI-assisted A/B testing platform that connects to a GitHub repository, creates landing-page variants, and tests them on visitor traffic.
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- Developers and growth teams testing landing-page changes
- Worth noticing
- The page says variants are real code in a GitHub repo and that the site's own host serves the test traffic.
Field notes
The described sequence starts with linking a GitHub repository and selecting a landing page, then generating variants and running them on visitor traffic. The site says test variants are real code and that the connected site's own host serves visitors. Its sample dashboard includes a low-traffic case estimating about 41 days to 95% confidence with three arms; the extract does not verify that this example comes from a live test.
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