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From the home page to a model of your own
A visitor can describe their own business on the home page, with no account, and watch a model of it draw itself. If they keep it, that model is waiting in their account the moment the account exists.
- A visitor watches a model draw itself. On the home page a small example business is described a sentence at a time, and each sentence draws its part of the model and then of the star.
- They type about their own business, and the real modeler answers. The same one Grammar uses, with no account and nothing to install.
- They keep it. The model stays in their own browser, for seven days. It is their words, and nothing is stored on our side for someone we do not know.
- They sign up. With an email and a password, confirmed by a link sent to that address, or by continuing with Google or Microsoft.
- The kept model is saved to the new account. As that model's first version, the moment the account exists, whichever way they signed up.
- It opens, ready to carry on. The model they made as a visitor is the first thing they see as a member.
The account page. From their account a person adds a second factor with an authenticator app, changes how they sign in, and makes or revokes the keys their own software uses.