Agreed, I was hoping for at least screenshots of the product.

I'm also interested in what is fostering "meaningful conversations" beyond being able to manage your own groups and not having advertising...

It refers to a respect for language and for the user's concentration and attentional resources.

You need to make all that information available on the website. Is there a demo access somewhere?

Agreed as well. I'd love to see a demo of it in action but I am not willing to create an account just to see if I might want to create an account. The idea of a conversation tree is intriguing, but I think the complexity and comprehensibility of it may degrade rapidly as the number of nodes and branches grows. I assume they must have put a lot of thought into tree viewing, searching, and filtering and it's that part I would love to see a demo of.

I created and account with the username & password bugmenot.

We need the email to log in.

I feel like pages of stock photos is showing some blatant disregard for a guest's time.

  A map in a book: no algorithms
  A book and some fruit: no advertising
  A book and some yarn: non-profit

Even more than stock photos, maybe they should be somewhat, at all, related to anything. Yikes.

You could say that the map symbolises charting your own path rather than following that of an algorithm.

And that a fruit symbolises growing a community organically rather than forcing it with ads.

And that some yarn symbolises spinning something worthwhile rather than creating a non-sustainable beast to flog for profit.

That's just the teaser. Please visit hellolyra.com for the real thing.

Honestly the interface is rather off-putting at first glance. There's too much text and nothing that grabs my attention. A smoother onboarding process and a better overview of features would improve the UX.

A nice FTUI is coming :)