Waylight · plainly

The last four questions, answered whole.

No drawers, no search. These are the ones people actually ask on calls, answered the way we answer them there.

What are you actually selling?
A morning that runs on a shared record instead of radio and memory. The software is the medium; the product is the argument you stop having.
Why would this work where the last tool didn't?
Because it starts at the gate, not the office. The board is built for gloves and glare, and the office views are derived from what the yard already touched.
What breaks if we stop paying?
Nothing retroactively. Exports keep working, history stays yours, and the free tier keeps a single yard running. Leaving is a workflow, not a hostage exchange.
What is this bad at?
Long-horizon planning. Waylight is a morning instrument — quarters and budgets live better in the tools you already have, and we integrate instead of pretending.