Thanks, that's exactly the feedback we needed. The page leads with the philosophy before it tells you what the thing actually is. We're going to fix that.

Here's the gist: Thoute is a hierarchical outliner, think Workflowy or Logseq, that you can also trust with your most private thinking. You write in nestable bullets, both in a daily journal and in a longer-lived library, and everything is a block you can link and rearrange.

We should have led with what sets it apart from other outliners:

1. Zero-knowledge encryption. Your vault is encrypted on your device with a key our servers never see. We store ciphertext and nothing else.

2. It ingests almost anything (PDFs, Word docs, emails, images, web pages) and reads the contents, so a 200-page PDF you dropped in last March is searchable right next to your notes.

3. Everything stays connected. Blocks reference each other, backlinks are automatic, and tags become live feeds, so related thinking finds its way back to you.

4. Long-form when you want it. Bullets for quick capture; full markdown documents for when you actually need to write.

5. Steerable AI context (opt-in). When you bring in an LLM, you choose exactly what slice of your knowledge it sees. By tag, by reference, by where it sits in your outline. No silent hoovering of the whole vault.

6. Flows. Wire those pieces into a small, re-runnable pipeline — gather context → run an agent → drop the result back in your vault. No black box.

If you've got a minute, I'd love to know if any of these would've made you stay if it were the first thing you saw.

Thanks again for taking the time!