Lane: AI code review template
Catch the bug in review, not in prod.
For dev tools that act on code: a live pull-request diff hero, logos, install steps, security controls, tiers, a developer social wall and a copy-the-command close.
About the Lane template
Lane is a page for developer tools that act on code. The hero shows a pull request being flagged, fixed and merged, then logos, install steps, security controls, tiers, a developer social wall, FAQs and a copy-the-command close.
Catch the bug in review, not in prod. It is a complete ai code review landing page for React and Tailwind CSS 4, assembled from 10 Charcoal UI sections.
Who Lane is for
- AI code review bots.
- Testing and static analysis tools.
- Security scanners for repositories.
- GitHub and GitLab apps.
What is inside
10 sections, top to bottom:
- Navbar Floating: A glass pill that hides on scroll down, with a gliding hover highlight and a mobile sheet.
- Hero Diff: Dev tool hero: a pull request diff that a reviewer bot flags, comments on and merges.
- Logo Cloud: A muted marquee of customer wordmarks under a short trust line.
- Features Steps: Numbered how-it-works steps joined by a line that draws itself as the section scrolls in.
- Features Security: Trust section with certification seals, the controls behind them and a live uptime gauge.
- Pricing Tiers: Three plans with a monthly/yearly switch; prices roll to the new amount and the popular plan glows.
- Testimonials Tweets: Masonry wall of social posts that fades out at the bottom into a read-more button.
- FAQ Split: Heading and contact link on the left, a springy accordion on the right.
- CTA Terminal: Developer CTA with a copyable install command beside a terminal that runs it.
- Footer Newsletter: Big footer led by a newsletter sign-up, then the sitemap, socials, theme toggle and live status.
How it is built
Diff lines, the bot's comment and every CTA label are props. Every section is a separate Charcoal UI section, so you can reorder, remove or restyle any of them, and the accent colour is one CSS variable on the page wrapper.
Install Lane
npx shadcn@latest add @charcoal/laneTemplates are part of Charcoal UI Pro. One seat covers all 100 templates, 107 sections and 300 Pro components. The command installs the page and every section and component it uses, so it runs the moment it lands.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use Lane for a client site?
- Yes. A Pro seat covers unlimited personal and commercial projects, client work included.
- Is Lane a Next.js template?
- It is a React 19 page that works in Next.js (App Router or Pages Router), Vite, Remix and Astro. Drop it into a route and it renders.
Sections in this template
- Navbar Floating: A glass pill that hides on scroll down, with a gliding hover highlight and a mobile sheet.
- Hero Diff: Dev tool hero: a pull request diff that a reviewer bot flags, comments on and merges.
- Logo Cloud: A muted marquee of customer wordmarks under a short trust line.
- Features Steps: Numbered how-it-works steps joined by a line that draws itself as the section scrolls in.
- Features Security: Trust section with certification seals, the controls behind them and a live uptime gauge.
- Pricing Tiers: Three plans with a monthly/yearly switch; prices roll to the new amount and the popular plan glows.
- Testimonials Tweets: Masonry wall of social posts that fades out at the bottom into a read-more button.
- FAQ Split: Heading and contact link on the left, a springy accordion on the right.
- CTA Terminal: Developer CTA with a copyable install command beside a terminal that runs it.
- Footer Newsletter: Big footer led by a newsletter sign-up, then the sitemap, socials, theme toggle and live status.