fix(landing): show the lifetime price and call the iPhone app a beta - #29
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Two things on the landing page say something the product does not.
The $59 lifetime price is invisible
Repo issue #2107 quotes a user asking for lifetime pricing that already exists, and notes that "someone who read the pricing page closely enough to send feedback still missed it".
Here is why. The billing toggle defaults to yearly (
pricing.tsx,useState<BillingCycle>('yearly')), and the price is rendered frompriceObj[cycle], so$59never appears as text until the visitor clicks Lifetime. It is in the JSON-LD offers, which is why search engines have it and people do not.This adds one line under the yearly price: "or $59 once, no renewal". It reads off
STARTER_PRICE.lifetimerather than a second literal, so the numbers cannot drift, and it only shows on the yearly tab where the comparison is useful.It does not change the default tab or what is sold. Whether to keep a lifetime SKU at all is a separate call; this only stops the page hiding one that exists.
"Get for iPhone / iOS 18+ · Free" is not a download
The iPhone app is a TestFlight beta. The
#mobilesection is honest about that: its button opens an email form that says "Enter your email to get a TestFlight invite".The header and mobile nav are not. "Get for iPhone" with "iOS 18+ · Free" under it reads as a download, next to a Mac button that really is one. Someone clicking it expects the App Store and gets a beta signup.
So the header subtitle now reads "iOS 18+ · TestFlight beta" and the mobile nav says "Get for iPhone (beta)". The
#mobilesection and its form are untouched.Typechecked with
tsc --noEmit.