Aveiro helps you build a website, collect an email audience, send campaigns, and measure performance — all from one dashboard. You work inside an organization, create sites from templates, edit pages in a visual editor, and publish when you are ready.
The big picture
Most teams juggle a website builder, an email tool, and an analytics product. Aveiro combines those jobs in one platform so your content, subscribers, and stats stay connected.You typically use Aveiro to:
Build a site — pages, layouts, and components edited visually or with MDX
Grow an audience — signup forms on your site feed a shared subscriber list
Send email — campaigns and automations reach the people who opted in
Measure results — analytics show traffic, page performance, and live activity
Who Aveiro is for
Aveiro works well if you want a polished web presence without stitching together separate tools — for example:
Founders and small teams launching a product or newsletter
Creators building a personal brand, portfolio, or blog
Marketers who need landing pages and email in one workflow
You do not need to write code to get started. The visual editor and AI assistant handle most day-to-day editing. MDX is available when you want more control.
How the pieces connect
Part of Aveiro
What you do there
Organization
Your workspace — team, billing, audience, and all sites live here
Sites
Individual websites you build and publish
Editor
Where you edit pages, layout, styles, and settings for one site
Audience
Subscribers, campaigns, segments, and signup forms across the org
Analytics
Traffic and engagement for your published sites
Messaging
Visitor sign-in on live sites, optional support chat, and Inbox for your team
A visitor reads your published site and may subscribe through a form. That subscriber appears in Audience. When you send a campaign, Aveiro delivers email to opted-in contacts. Analytics records visits and events on live pages.
Optionally, you can turn on visitor login on a published site so people sign in with an Aveiro account. Signed-in visitors get a smoother signup experience on Email Signup forms and can chat with you when support chat is enabled for your organization — your team replies from Inbox. See Messaging overview.
Key concepts — organizations, drafts vs live, roles, and collections
The big picture
Most teams juggle a website builder, an email tool, and a social scheduler. Aveiro combines those jobs in one platform so your content, subscribers, and stats stay connected.
You typically use Aveiro to:
Build a site — pages, layouts, and components edited visually or with MDX
Grow an audience — signup forms on your site feed a shared subscriber list
Send email — campaigns and automations reach the people who opted in
Draft social posts — Instagram, Threads, and LinkedIn posts queued for your review (beta)
Measure results — analytics show traffic, page performance, and live activity
Who Aveiro is for
Aveiro works well if you want a polished web presence without stitching together separate tools — for example:
Founders and small teams launching a product or newsletter
Creators building a personal brand, portfolio, or blog
Marketers who need landing pages, email, and social drafts in one workflow
You do not need to write code to get started. The visual editor and AI assistant handle most day-to-day editing. MDX is available when you want more control.
How the pieces connect
| Part of Aveiro | What you do there |
A visitor reads your published site and may subscribe through a form. That subscriber appears in Audience. When you send a campaign, Aveiro delivers email to opted-in contacts. Analytics records visits and events on live pages.
Optionally, you can turn on visitor login on a published site so people sign in with an Aveiro account. Signed-in visitors get a smoother signup experience on Email Signup forms and can chat with you when support chat is enabled for your organization — your team replies from Inbox. See Messaging overview.
Agents and MCP (optional)
You can connect Cursor, Claude, or other MCP clients to Aveiro so agents draft blog posts, newsletter campaigns, and social posts. Publishing, sending email, and approving social posts stay dashboard-only — agents propose; humans approve.
