Single-page strategic pitch for health-system readers; phone mockup wraps in newspaper-style columns; retire multi-page nav and redirect /executive-summary to home.
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- Executive summary "For health systems" now leads with Epic explicitly and
the three cards are framed as what the EHR structurally can't do, feeding
context back into Epic, and patient-owned persistence — aimed at a reader
whose world is the Epic transition.
- Merge the redundant "Where we fit" section into "Why this is different"
(kept its one strong highlight card), dropping the now-unused Badge import.
- Homepage: add a one-line "works alongside the systems a care team already
uses, not instead of them" bridge in the differentiation section, keeping
the hero purely consumer.
- A brief, grounded note under "The story scatters" about why Medscribe
exists — the first real, personal detail on the public site rather than
only the composite family narrative.
- Drop the "What travels with them" screenshot strip: it re-showed screens
already covered by the interactive feature tour just above it, adding
scroll length without new information.
Optional NEXT_PUBLIC_UMAMI_* env vars load tracking when set; marketing pages now mention iOS TestFlight and Google Play internal testing.
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Replace the placeholder soconnor.dev link with a mailto: that pre-fills
the subject and body for a TestFlight invite request.
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Replace HTTP Basic Auth with a branded /login flow and signed session cookie, using Next.js 16's proxy convention for route protection.
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