Introducing Soonex
04 May 2026 · A launch page kit for Phoenix teams. Static HTML, accessible Corex components, and a waitlist that works on day one.
- Launch
- Product
Every product starts with a page that says "soon." It is usually the first thing people see, and it is often the least considered: a stock template, a form that goes nowhere, and contrast nobody checked.
Soonex is our answer. It is a launch page kit built on Tableau and Corex, so Phoenix teams can ship a polished, accessible coming-soon site with the tools they already use.
What you get
- A complete landing page: hero with countdown, live component preview, capabilities, workflow, FAQ, and a closing waitlist band.
- Four themes: neo, uno, duo, and leo, each with light and dark modes generated from a few color seeds.
- A working waitlist: validated email field, role select, opt-in switch, and toast feedback, ready to connect to your provider.
- A journal: Markdown posts with tags, RSS, and pagination, so early followers can watch you build.
- Accessibility controls: text size, contrast, motion, focus ring, and link underline, saved on the visitor's device.
Why static
A launch page should load instantly and cost nothing to host. Tableau renders plain HTML into _site/, which you can publish to GitHub Pages, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, or any CDN. Corex hooks hydrate the interactive parts in the browser, so tabs, accordions, and selects still behave like real widgets.
Getting started
git clone https://github.com/corex-ui/soonex.git cd soonex mix setup mix server Then open http://localhost:4999. From there, One config block, four themes walks through branding, and Shipping to GitHub Pages covers deployment.