Everything — Reel Lab landing

A The landing page — 12 sections

Each link opens index.html scrolled to that section.

A1 Hero 12 commercial frames, two doors, the command bar. Hover a job → the field swaps · @ reference · / look · T tour Open A2 The layer “Your Claude Code subscription does the thinking.” One instruction through four stops. Plays itself · click a stop to take over Open A3 The wall Four jobs, one grade. Cast row plus a 40-frame wall. Hover a face → every frame it is pinned to lights · click → flips to its prompt Open A4 Prompt Builder The app’s real one, running on the page. 7 presets, 11 axes, 247 tokens. Fully usable — build a look here Open A5 The split — the token section 7 action words against 85 look words. 92% of every prompt the AI never writes. Counter runs 1 → 40 takes Open A6 Storyboard Four shot rows with their reference chips and take counts. Edit a beat → the chips re-resolve · click a thumb → lightbox Open A7 Inbox One take full size, with the review chips and the queue strip. DEV-102: now above the bench — the felt thing goes first. K keep · X kill · N note · L final · 1–5 rate Open A8 The bench All 16 tools. Nine show real output, seven are name + hotkey + line. Click any artefact → lightbox Open A9 The money Ceiling slider — takes fill and the queue stops dead. Real catalog prices. Drag the ceiling Open A10 Where it lands The folder tree beside the frames it names. Hover a render → its row lights Open A11 Price $49 and $99, plus “tell me when it ships”. No images — one of only two sections without any Open A12 FAQ Six questions, honest answers. No images Open

B Overlays — 3

Not sections. They open over whatever you are looking at.

B1 The tour Eight steps, full screen. Job → cast sheet → look → wardrobe → location → props → shot list → it is on your disk. Every choice kept in the rail · O opens the step’s real tool · ends on capture + buy Run it B2 Flip lightbox Click any frame anywhere. F turns it over to the prompt that made it — Action / Camera / Light / Texture / Reference. Open A3 and click a frame Open A3 B3 Ask palette Eight questions with honest answers. ⌘K anywhere on the page Open

C Commerce — 3 pages

Wired end to end. Two Lemon Squeezy URLs away from taking money.

C1 Checkout Two plans, an email field, writes a pending order, hands off to the processor. No processor URL yet → takes the address and says payment is not open Not live C2 Receipt Reads the order back from Convex or the processor’s return parameters. Licence key with a copy button. This link carries example parameters so you can see it filled in Open C3 Download Three platforms, setup in three lines, “lost your key”. No build yet → says “not released” Not live

D The Craft — a separate guide

199 comparison frames, 10 parts, 47 chapters. Every comparison is the same base frame with exactly one variable changed. Linked from the header and footer of the landing page, but it is not a section — which is why it never showed up in a section list.

D The Craft Start here · Optics · Light · The frame · The look · Objects · Consistency · Video · The pipeline · The bench Fixed contents rail on desktop · a Contents button on a phone Open

E The six earlier versions

Every previous attempt, rendered so you can actually look at them rather than take my word for what was in them. These are the design-tool exports from the handoff bundle — they run, but they are not wired to anything and are not part of the site.

E1v1The first attempt.Open E2v2Open E3v3Open E4v4Carried a token-math block.Open E5v5Open E6 v6 — the last one before this rebuild “Take 40 looks like take 1.” The ⌘K palette, the cap slider and the keep/kill triage all came from here. Open