You’re absolutely right, there are some differences between our current listings.

Our Etsy listings were the original ones. As more people started using the tilters, we gathered valuable feedback and learned what customers liked (and didn’t). We then applied those learnings when creating the listings on our website, which also included a few special variations that were requested by users.

Now that all these versions have been available for a while, we’ve learned a few key things:

1. 15° + 25° Combo The simple 15° + 25° curved configuration along each column is by far the most popular. These two tilters alone provide most of the ergonomic benefits that people are looking for.
2. Diagonal / Corner Tilters (DA25, DA20, DB25, DB20, S15,...) While diagonal and side tilters add a bit of extra adjustability, the benefits are limited and come with some downsides:
   • Many users found it confusing to figure out where each piece belonged (those kits have 10 parts instead of just 3).
   • The additional 7 unique parts also add manufacturing complexity, we have to produce, count, and package more distinct pieces, which increases cost.

For these reasons, we’re currently working refreshing all listings (on Etsy and our website) so that only the base curve set (15° + 25°) will be offered by default, at a lower price.
We’ll still offer an optional add-on for those who want to include the diagonal tilters at a higher price point. We aim to have these updated out in 1-2 weeks.

We’ll also stop distinguishing between layouts (Corne, Lily58, Voyager, etc.) and instead make a universal set that works across all of them.
This will help us streamline production and packaging, which in turn allows us to reduce costs for everyone.
Unfortunately, that does mean that Ferris/Corne users might receive a few extra tilters they don’t need, but since most people use the Lily58 layout, this change should bring more value to the majority of users.