What the buyer receives.
This is a sample structure, not a promise of specific outcomes. The actual rewrite depends on the public repo, its current README, and the buyer's stated conversion goal.
1. Rewritten opening
ProjectName helps operations teams turn recurring spreadsheet-heavy work into one repeatable browser workflow without building a custom internal tool first.
It is best for small teams that need a fast, visible improvement in turnaround time. Start with the live demo if you want to see the workflow before reading setup details or API notes.
2. Three headline directions
- Outcome-first: “Turn repeat admin work into one repeatable browser workflow.”
- Workflow-first: “Capture the steps once, run the task the same way every time.”
- Proof-first: “Used to replace multi-tab manual workflows with one runnable process.”
3. CTA or install-section rewrite
Start with the hosted demo if you want proof in under five minutes. Use the local install path only if you need to test the workflow against your own environment after the demo fits.
4. Structure fix list
- Move user and outcome above architecture or feature bullets.
- Add one visible fast-start action near the top of the file.
- Keep trust signals or proof links above the long setup section.
- Collapse duplicate implementation detail that slows the first screen.
5. First change to ship
Rewrite the first 8 to 12 lines before touching the rest of the README. That section does most of the conversion work for first-time visitors and usually gives the fastest lift.