Does the page make the buying decision clear?
Distinct shopping contexts surface objections, missing proof and message mismatch.
Output · sharper hypothesisMCPs / Conversion MCP
The landing-page system behind Kira.
Most stores send every ad to the same page and hope. Conversion MCP watches where the money lands, builds the campaign and product pages to match, audits each one against buyers and a real Chrome session, runs the test and keeps what won. Kira operates it from Slack and email, so the whole thing reaches you as a draft and a question.
CAMPAIGN PROMISEA page built around one buying decision.
Watch
The page that costs the most money gets built first.
Store, campaign, performance and prior-learning signals arrive as one ranked queue instead of four dashboards nobody opens. Kira brings you the next thing worth building, already drafted.
MetaA new creative family has no matched landing pageBuild
Google AdsPaid-search traffic still lands on a generic destinationBuild
ShopifyA high-priority product still uses the shared templateDraft
ChromeThe mobile CTA is obscured by an overlayFix
Build
The promise in the ad survives the click.
A campaign lander answers the promise that brought the visitor; a product page answers the decision in front of that buyer. Both come out of the same brand rules, so the page reads like your store wrote it.
SourceOpportunityNext artifact
MetaProblem-led creativeMatched lander queued
Google AdsHigh-intent searchProof-first draft
ShopifyProduct launchProduct-specific page
Verify
The page gets torn apart before your traffic finds the flaw.
Buyer simulations argue with the page: the missing proof, the objection it skips, the promise it drops. A real Chrome session checks whether it physically works — the hidden CTA, the overlay on mobile, the button that does nothing. The two verdicts stay separate, so a persuasion problem never gets filed as a bug.
Does the page physically work at each viewport?
Real rendering, clicks and screenshots catch hidden controls, overlays and broken interactions.
Output · mechanical pass / failProve + remember
Your live page stays exactly where it is while the test runs beside it.
The control is never touched, the guardrails are visible the whole time, and no test reaches your traffic without your yes. When the winner is called, the reason becomes a rule the next brief already knows.
Current product page
Proof beside claim
The operating model
Kira owns the result. Conversion MCP carries the system.
You brief her in Slack or email and approve what ships. The queue, the builder, the audits, the experiments and everything the store has already learned sit behind her, so the small fix stops waiting on a ticket and you stop being the bottleneck for it.
Meet Kira