A before/after.

One made-up product page, built twice. The left panel is what a coding agent produces when nobody intervenes; the right panel is the same content run through the restraint-framework skill. TaskFlow does not exist. The patterns on the left arrive unrequested in real agent output every day.

Red marks on the left are the skill’s critique, applied where the problems live. Hover a note to light up what it refers to.
BEFORE — the defaults, marked up

Supercharge Your Productivity with TaskFlow1

Unlock seamless workflows and elevate your daily tasks to the next level. The intelligent workspace that empowers modern teams to achieve more, effortlessly.

Get Started
⚡

Lightning Fast

Experience blazing-fast performance like never before.

🎨

Beautiful Design

Stunning interfaces that inspire creativity every day.

🔒

Secure by Design

Enterprise-grade security you can always trust.

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10xproductivity boost
50khappy users
99.99%uptime
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“TaskFlow completely changed my life!” — Sarah M., CEO
Ready to transform your workflow? Get Started4
AFTER — restraint applied
TaskFlowDownload

A to-do list that works offline

Tasks live on your machine and sync between devices with end-to-end encryption. No account to start, and your list exports to plain text any time.

Download for macOS, Windows, Linux — 14 MB
  • New task in two keystrokesKeyboard-first entry; the mouse is optional everywhere.
  • Local-first storageReads and writes on your disk. Works on a plane; sync catches up after landing.
  • Plain-text exportOne command produces a file other tools can read. Nothing is captive.
Built by two people. Issue tracker public. Free while in beta — pricing will be posted before the first charge.

What changed, and why it matters

  1. 1
    The hero earns its place with a mechanism. “Supercharge your productivity” could headline any product in existence — the portability test fails on sight. “A to-do list that works offline” names what it does and the condition it does it under.
  2. 2
    No invented numbers. 10x, 50k, 99.99% and “Sarah M., CEO” have no source, so they are gone. What replaces them is checkable: a download size, a public issue tracker, a pricing commitment before the first charge.
  3. 3
    Feature cards become facts. Three interchangeable cards with emoji are decoration doing hierarchy’s job. The after lists capabilities with their mechanism and a consequence — “works on a plane” beats “blazing-fast” because it is either true or false.
  4. 4
    Buttons predict their result. Three “Get Started” buttons told you nothing about what happens next. “Download for macOS, Windows, Linux” is an action you can evaluate before taking.
  5. 5
    One accent color, used twice. The before runs a gradient hero, a yellow pill button, and a lavender stats band; three areas compete for the first glance. The after keeps a single accent for the two links that do something.
  6. 6
    The voice stops performing. “Effortlessly,” “next level,” and the life-changing testimonial were telling the reader how to feel. The after states the facts and stops.