// compare-trello.jsx — Groundskeeper vs Trello (June 2026).
// The most honest page: Trello is often genuinely enough. Say so.

const DATA = {
  slug: 'trello',
  name: 'Trello',

  heroH: <>Trello is a beautiful board. <span className="alt">Willie is a project manager.</span></>,
  heroSub: "Trello is the simplest, friendliest way to move cards across a board — and for a lot of light work, it's honestly all you need. Groundskeeper is a different category: an AI PM that reads your documents, builds the plan, monitors the engagement, and runs a client portal. More power, more responsibility off your plate.",
  heroBridge: "If your work fits on a board, Trello may genuinely be enough. We'll tell you when it is.",

  diffH: <>A simple board vs. <span className="alt">a managed engagement.</span></>,
  diffThem: "Trello shows your work as cards in lists. It's instantly understandable and you maintain it by dragging cards. That simplicity is the point — but it has a ceiling: dependencies, decisions, document intake, and client-facing delivery aren't really its job.",
  diffUs: "Groundskeeper handles the parts a board can't: reading your SOW and transcripts, building a real plan, tracking decisions and scope, briefing you, and giving the client a live portal. You don't drag cards — you supervise a PM.",

  matrix: [
    { dim: "Best at", them: "Simple, visual, single-track task boards.", us: "Document-driven client engagements end to end." },
    { dim: "Where the work comes from", them: "You type cards in.", us: "Willie reads your documents and builds it." },
    { dim: "When work gets real", them: "Becomes a visual index you still have to run.", us: "Willie runs the engagement; the plan reflects reality." },
    { dim: "What's slipping", them: "You read the board to find out.", us: "Willie watches and briefs you on what changed." },
    { dim: "Client experience", them: "Share a board, or don't.", us: "A live portal; clients ask Willie." },
    { dim: "Pricing model", them: "Cheap, with a generous free tier.", us: "Per firm, not per seat — tiered by projects and usage; built for client delivery." },
  ],
  priceNote: "Trello is genuinely inexpensive and its free tier is generous — for simple personal or tiny-team boards it's hard to beat on price. Groundskeeper prices per firm across three plans (Solo, Firm, Studio) that scale with your active projects and usage; it costs more because it does a different, bigger job. If you only need a board, Trello wins on cost and we'll say so.",

  chooseLede: "We mean this one plainly: for a lot of people, Trello is the right answer and we'd be overkill. Here's exactly when.",
  legacy: [
    { t: "Light, visual task tracking.", d: "Your work genuinely fits on a Kanban board and you like dragging cards. That's Trello at its best — don't overbuy." },
    { t: "Solo or a very small team.", d: "You don't have client portals, document intake, or decision tracking to worry about." },
    { t: "Lowest possible cost.", d: "You want free or near-free, and you don't need an AI PM doing the work." },
  ],
  fitGap: [
    { t: "You're on the free tier and happy.", d: "If Trello already covers you at no cost, there's no reason to switch until the work outgrows the board." },
    { t: "No client-facing delivery.", d: "Your projects are personal or internal lists, not engagements a client needs visibility into." },
    { t: "Truly simple workflows.", d: "No dependencies, no document trail, no status reporting — a board is the right amount of tool." },
  ],

  ctaH: <>When the board isn't enough anymore, <span className="alt">Willie is waiting.</span></>,
};

ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('app')).render(<CpSpoke data={DATA} />);