Whole products.
One token layer.

A 400-row transaction table reviewed entirely from the keyboard — j and k to move, r to request a receipt, a to approve — with the row's receipt, memo, and policy verdict opening in a side sheet that never steals the list.

Receipt matching and memo drafting: a receipt in the inbox is matched to its swipe, the memo written from the merchant and the calendar, the policy check shown with its reason. Each is a proposal the reviewer accepts with one key.

One performance chart that keeps its footing from 1D to All: the range pill changes the data, the delta, and the headline number in a single motion, and the crosshair figure is tabular so nothing on the page jumps.

The morning brief: three sentences on why the portfolio moved, every figure carrying a citation to the position behind it. Read-only by design — it never places an order.

Running payroll collapses the chrome to the focus frame: four steps, a review that reads exactly like the pay stub it becomes, and a way out that says how much of the run would be kept.

Hours that look wrong are listed before review with the reason in one line each — a double shift, an overtime week out of step with the last twelve. It never edits an hour.

One document, three times over: the composer writes it live beside the line editor, the record shows the studio's copy, and the public link shows the client's — the same component, so a rate typed on the left is on the client's screen a second later.

The chase, drafted. An overdue invoice gets a reminder written from what the ledger already knows — how many times this client has paid, how late they usually are, what was said last time — shown beside those facts. Nothing sends without a click.

Send money in three taps and a sheet: pick a person, type the amount on a keypad that never leaves the thumb zone, confirm with a six-digit code — the whole thing under the fold of a real phone.

A merchant you have not seen before gets one caption: who it probably is, and whether the amount is normal for you. A line of text under the row, never a block, never a decision.