ITBFX AI home page, three directions in the Oryzo language

Direction B

Desk

A photographed night desk. The star rests on a navy leather pad in the lamp light, refuses to forecast gold, then does the paperwork: a Persian Word note, a bilingual Excel sheet, a PDF summary.

Oryzo’s opening analogue (object on a real surface), turned into ITBFX’s own world. Warmest and most human of the three.

Open the live prototype

Real HTML and WebGL, scroll it on desktop or phone. Sign in links go to the current product.

Type pairing

Bricolage GrotesqueOFL 1.1
condensed 800 for the wordmark and headlines, body
IBM Plex MonoOFL 1.1
labels, the receipt, the tapes

Palette

Night #0d0b09
Navy pad (brand navy) #0b1f3a
Cream type #f4eee3
Amber #fdb515
Orange #ff8d00

Signature interaction

The prompt box: clearly labelled example answers, typed out on SEND. The default question is the one a broker’s AI must refuse.

Key frames, 1440 × 900

Direction B hero
Hero. First screen, no scroll.
Direction B capability scene
Capability scene. Files landing on the desk.
Direction B model pills
Model pills. Cost notes copied from the product’s model picker.
Direction B closing call to action
Closing CTA. Sign in, plus the risk line in the footer.

Phone, 390 × 844

Direction B on a phone

Scene progression

  1. Hero: top-down desk photo, the gold star lying on the pad with a contact shadow ("Fig. 1: the assistant, at rest"), the wordmark set huge along the foot of the photo.
  2. Not a paperweight: the camera pushes in and the star lifts off the desk.
  3. The prompt box on the desk: six example questions (gold forecast, Persian, Excel, Google Drive, voice, where chats are stored); the first one is refused.
  4. Ask for the file (pinned): a Persian Word note, a bilingual Excel glossary and a PDF summary with page references land on the pad; the star hovers beside each one.
  5. Seven models in the drawer: label-maker tapes as pills, a receipt with the cost note; the lamp brightens with the price tier.
  6. Close: the lamp goes down, the star keeps a little light of its own. "Pull up a chair."

Honesty rules applied: example conversations are labelled as examples, every number on the page comes from the product (model cost notes, the $0 hard stop), there are no testimonials, user counts or ratings, and the footer says plainly that it gives no investment advice.