Say what it does.
The new register, now written into the copy advisor: dead simple, for everyone — every line has to land on first read, for an 80-year-old too. No puns, no wordplay. The AI feels like magic because the result is shown plainly, not because we say magic. First change under the new register: screen one now says exactly what NoonFox does, in your words: snap photos of your home, garage, storage unit; AI recognizes every item; search and know exactly where everything is. Wording options 0.1 to 0.3 sit below the flow, next to the still-open pricing line (heads-up: 3.10 carries a wink, which the new register frowns on — 3.5 is the dead-simple one).
The full journey
swipe / click / arrow keys · Learn more on pricing opens the four use-case screens
The open options
Two open decisions: the first-screen wording (0.x, new) and the pricing line (3.x). Filled badges are wired into the flow above; reply with numbers.
Pick the pictures
Still open, unchanged from v28: twenty-four photoreal scene options. Tell me which one goes in each use case slot and I will wire it into the flow with the bubbles positioned on the items.
labels here show the payoff (where / when / proof), not just the item name