One line in. Watch the form answer itself.
2a’s payoff (Cleyo reads one sentence and fills everything) inside 2b’s frame (the five fields another tracker makes you fill) — but as one ledger, not two apps. It arrives blank on capture and answers itself.
Three things fixed from 2a: no free typing and no field that looks typeable — you choose a real line, so every parse shown is a true one. No second fake app window, so nothing grey competes with the product. And a strict two-colour contract: amber is only what you do, teal is only what Cleyo produced. No green, no red, nothing else.
A line is already sitting there on arrival — nothing to choose before the payoff. “Another line” swaps it for anyone who wants to see a second parse. One knob in Tweaks: how the ledger is framed (against another tracker, or neutral).
Capture, and the form another tracker would hand you appears — five blanks. Then Cleyo answers them one by one, in place.
The line is already there — one button, one payoff. No typing, so the widget never promises a parse it can’t honour.
The widget is the product. The note beside it is me.
Same three concepts you liked, plus two new ones — but the commentary no longer wears the product’s clothes. Every raised card is the live Cleyo widget and nothing else. Every flat note to its left is mine: what the idea is, and the one thing to watch.
New this round — 2d takes a whole brain-dump at once, 2e captures straight from an email. Tell me which to carry forward (2a–2e), or mix parts.
Type one plain line. Cleyo enters the four fields another tracker makes you fill by hand.
One sentence answers everything another tracker asks by hand.
Dump scattered things; each lands in the right stream with its details filled.
Say everything at once. Cleyo splits a paragraph into separate, filed tasks.
Forward an email; it becomes a task with the source kept, not re-typed.
Three ways to make the capture moment land
The task-creation demo should let people feel the one thing that beats every other tracker: you type a plain sentence, and Cleyo fills in the stream, date, priority and estimate you'd normally enter by hand. You do nothing — the tool works for you.
Each concept below is the actual widget, running live — try typing or tapping. Everything around it in the funnel stays as-is. Tell me a number — 1a, 1b or 1c — or mix parts of them.