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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.

From visitor to account. A visitor types about their own business on the home page and the real modeler answers; they keep the model in their own browser; they sign up by email or with Google or Microsoft; the kept model is saved to the new account and opens.GRAMSPECA visitorno accountTheir own browserholds the model, for seven daysGoogle or Microsoft, ora link by emailThe home pagea model drawing itself,then a box to type inThe real modelerthe one Grammar usesSign upan email and password, orone pressTheir accountthe model saved, as itsfirst versionIt opensready to carry on123456 From visitor to account. A visitor types about their own business on the home page and the real modeler answers; they keep the model in their own browser; they sign up by email or with Google or Microsoft; the kept model is saved to the new account and opens.GRAMSPECA visitorno accountTheir ownbrowserholds themodel, forseven daysGoogle orMicrosoft,or a linkby emailThe home pagea model drawingitself, then abox to type inThe realmodelerthe one GrammarusesSign upan email andpassword, or onepressTheiraccountIt opensready to carryon123456
One flow, from someone who has never signed in to a model in their own account.
  1. 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.
  2. They type about their own business, and the real modeler answers. The same one Grammar uses, with no account and nothing to install.
  3. 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.
  4. They sign up. With an email and a password, confirmed by a link sent to that address, or by continuing with Google or Microsoft.
  5. 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.
  6. 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.