Pebble's website and launch film

This repository is the source of Pebble's website, and of the launch film, feature loops and stills made for it.

Pebble is a free, open-source (Apache-2.0) AI companion for Macs with Apple silicon. A small animated pebble lives on your screen: click it to chat, or open the full window to work in a project, read the web, keep memory you control and build small interactive views.

• The site is a Next.js 16 app at the root of this repository. Vercel builds and serves it.
• The page's film is the Pebble 2.0 launch film, made with Remotion in video/src/launch/ from recordings of Pebble 2.0, Pebble 2.0.1's own interface (captured in capture/), the Pebble Remote app and the pebble's own animation engine. The page's feature clips are cut from it (tools/encode/). The earlier films, the 1.x loops, the posters and the social card are in video/ too.
• The claims register, docs/CLAIMS.md, maps every factual sentence on the site and in the film to its source.
• The page states the facts of Pebble 2.0.3: version, size, SHA-256 and test counts, from src/content/releaseFacts.ts. At build time, and then hourly, it reads the latest release's version and size from GitHub.

Live site: https://pebble-landing-page-eta.vercel.app

What the site shows

The home page, top to bottom. The anchors are public links (the header, the footer and the FAQ use them), so they stay stable.

Section	What it shows	Anchor
A little help, right here.	The live pebble, Download with its honest line, the release facts	#top
(the strip under the hero)	Pebble 2.0 against Claude Code and Codex: the benchmark's headline and its two "Tasks done correctly" rows	#benchmark-strip
Watch Pebble at work.	The Pebble 2.0 launch film (1:39) behind its own first frame; it plays with sound, captions, chapters and audio description, and phones get its 4:5 cut	#film
Evidence before "done".	AgentGuard, the evidence layer, as a ledger of real captures	#agentguard
On your screen, out of your way.	The companion on your desktop, with a feature loop	#desktop
Works in your project, under your review.	A coding task, step by step	#project
Across your Mac, as far as you allow.	The app windows, websites and apps Pebble may use, each with its limit, and a clip from the film	#mac
Pebble's Workshop.	The small tools Pebble makes, tests and keeps, with a clip from the film	#workshop
Pebble Remote.	The iPhone app, source only, with its limits, and a clip from the film	#remote
Your model, your choice.	The three ways to bring a model	#models
You set the pace.	The three permission modes, as an interactive dial	#permissions
Memory you can read and forget.	The six labelled layers, and forgetting one memory	#memory
Views, not just text.	Views built from data, bigger tasks kept in bounds, and what else is inside	#views, #more
Built like infrastructure.	The engineering facts, with the release's test counts	#infrastructure
Pebble 2.0 against Claude Code and Codex.	Golden set 2.0: the method, the two tables, the paired differences, where Pebble led and trailed, the safety result and the data; the 1.0.2 run below it as dated history. It renders only while benchmarksPublic in releaseFacts.ts is true	#benchmarks
Private by default.	What is stored on your Mac, and what leaves it	#privacy
Stealth Lockdown.	In Pebble's own words, as of Pebble 2.0.3, with its honest line: an interactive example of the page's pebble wearing the Veil, drawn by Pebble's own code, and a clip from the film	#stealth
Install Pebble.	The one-line install, the zip and its checksum, first run and updates	#install
What Pebble isn't (yet)	The limits, stated plainly	#limits
Free and open source.	The repository and the licence, then the questions	#open-source, #faq
Say hi to Pebble.	The last call to action	#get-pebble

Wherever the site shows Stealth Lockdown (the section, the FAQ and llms.txt), Pebble's honest line goes with it, word for word: "Hidden from screen capture and screen sharing, not from a camera, a capture card or a process list. Exams and interviews that forbid assistants still forbid it."

The other pages: /film (the film with its transcript), /credits, /privacy, and /llms.txt, /sitemap.xml, /robots.txt and the social card.

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