Tideline habit app launch ad with wireframe split view, made with Claude Opus: Claude Code launch video

jev + opus 5.5 is cracked at ad design... motion designers won't like this video. but nobody shows the part that makes an ad look expensive. this video does. left: the finished ad. right: the same frames as a wireframe – boxes, guides, outlined text. synced start to finish. AI copies structure way better than it imagines style. a wireframe is structure. here's the skeleton this ad runs on. steal it for your product: 1. pain → "Streaks break." 2. reframe → "Momentum doesn't." 3. name → tideline + one line of what it is 4. how it works → the real UI, one action 5. objection → "Missed a day? Come back." "Not a reset." 6. range → "Any habit. Any pace." 7. mechanism in numbers → 10-day half-life, 8% floor 8. offer → "Pro free for 7 days" 9. CTA → "Every comeback counts. Start free" how to build it wireframe-first: 1. write the 9 beats, one line each → if a beat needs two sentences, it's two beats 2. wireframe every beat → boxes for UI, outlined text, guide lines. no color, no photos → one still per beat. fix the layout before anything moves 3. lock the timing on the wireframe → cuts, holds and moves on the beat grid while changes are still cheap 4. let jev pick the words → write 3 headline options per beat, jev picks the one that fits your brief in milliseconds → you stop arguing with yourself over copy 5. skin it from DESIGN.md → colors, type and real components only now → the layout never moves, only the paint changes 6. render final | wireframe split → anything off on the right is off on the left too → that's your review pass paste this into Claude Code 👇 "Write my launch video as 9 beats: pain, reframe, name, how it works, objection, range, mechanism in numbers, offer, CTA – one line each. For every beat write 3 headline options and send them to Jev to pick the one that best fits my brief. Build each beat as a wireframe first in HyperFrames: boxes, outlined text, guide lines, no color. Show me one still per beat and lock the timing. Then skin it from my DESIGN.md without moving the layout, and render a split view: final on the left, wireframe on the right." the paint is the easy part. the skeleton is the ad.

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