blitztext-app-linux/docs/landing-page-brief.md
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# Landing Page Brief
Domain: `blitztext.app`
Goal: a very small landing page for an experimental open-source macOS preview.
## Hero
Headline:
> Blitztext macOS Preview
Subline:
> Speak your thoughts. Turn them into text, cleaner writing, or calmer messages.
Body:
> An experimental open-source macOS menubar app. Not finished, not hosted, not plug-and-play. Built to learn from, fork, and improve.
Primary CTA:
> View on GitHub
Secondary CTA:
> Read setup guide
Small line:
> Bring your own OpenAI API key. Optional local transcription. No hosted Blitztext backend.
## Sections
1. What it does
- Dictate
- Improve
- Calm down
- Add emojis
2. How it works
- Build the app locally
- Paste your own OpenAI API key
- Press a hotkey and speak
- Get text back on the clipboard
3. Open-source preview
- macOS-only
- MIT License
- experimental
- no warranty
- optional local transcription with user-installed WhisperKit models
4. Privacy, plainly
- online workflows send audio and text to OpenAI
- secure local mode keeps transcription on device
- no public Blitztext backend
- rewriting still uses OpenAI
- do your own review before sensitive use
5. Roadmap
- easier setup
- signed releases
- local transcription experiments
- clearer setup and security docs
- community issues
## Do Not Promise
- offline use
- production readiness
- hosted service
- free usage without API costs
- no data leaves the device
- guaranteed support
- other platforms
- bundled local models
- local rewriting
## Visual Direction
Use a real macOS screenshot or short demo GIF. Keep the page calm, sparse, and honest. Avoid fake metrics, oversized SaaS claims, and corporate origin story.