Each makes a different argument for the same product — the reconciliation, the clock, the merge, the comparison — rather than restyling one layout. Open any of them full screen, then set it as the homepage. Nothing is copied between them, so choosing is a real choice.
The live product, clickable: the hero window's rows each start the clock on themselves.
White, rust, Bricolage Grotesque — the brand
The hero is the reconciliation itself: tasks, hours and an invoice line, side by side.
Editorial, warm paper, tabular
One enormous running clock, and almost nothing else.
Dark, product-led, quiet
A hard vertical split — the project tool and the time tool — closing into one.
Diagrammatic, literal
The page as a long itemised receipt. Every hour has a line.
Monospace, narrow, printed
⌘K is the product. The hero is a working command palette.
Developer, keyboard-first
One sentence per screenful. The anti-dashboard pitch.
Spacious, slow, confident
A technical drawing of the product, annotated with leader lines.
Grid paper, drafting
Outcome-led: what three studios stopped doing on Friday afternoons.
Case study, testimonial-forward
A blunt three-column comparison, above the fold.
Commercial, direct
A single scroll that follows one hour from task to invoice.
Narrative, sequential
Want to see them in another colour? The brand playground repaints the whole product and every one of these, and tells you which combinations fail contrast.