{% extends "brickwork_marketing/shell/marketing.html" %} {% comment %} An about page. COPY THIS FILE into your project and edit it. It is not on the template loader path, so you cannot extend it (ADR-056). What your view must supply: stats [{value, label}] for the numbers band An about page is mostly prose, which is exactly why it is a copy-paste example and not a configurable template: there is no data shape to fill in, only your own words. The narrative below is a worked placeholder. Replace all of it. {% endcomment %} {% load brickwork_components %} {% block page_title %}About - Northwind{% endblock %} {% block brand_wordmark %}Northwind{% endblock %} {% block marketing_nav %} Features Pricing Customers Docs {% endblock %} {% block marketing_actions %} {% if request.user.is_authenticated %} Go to app {% else %} Sign in {% bw_button "Start free trial" variant="primary" href="/accounts/signup/" %} {% endif %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "brickwork_marketing/components/_hero.html" with eyebrow="About us" heading="We built the thing we kept doing by hand" lede="Northwind started as a spreadsheet and a calendar reminder. It turned out everybody had the same spreadsheet." align="center" %} {% comment %} The prose body. The marketing shell gives content typography a sensible floor, so plain headings and paragraphs read correctly with no classes. Wrapped in bw-section-stack so the sections space consistently with the component sections above and below. {% endcomment %}
We ran a small consultancy for six years. Every month ended the same way: an evening spent raising invoices, then three weeks of politely asking about them. The asking was the part that never got done, because nobody wants to chase a client they like.
So we automated the asking. Not the relationship, just the reminder. It turned out that was the whole problem: the money was not missing, it was waiting for somebody to be brave enough to bring it up.
We are eleven people across four countries. We do not take outside investment, so the only thing we optimise for is customers renewing. That makes the roadmap simple: fix what annoys people, then build what they ask for twice.