Same product. Four ways to sell it.

Each version is a full, working site with its own name, tagline and angle. Click through all four, then tell me: which one would make you stop and pay attention — and why?

Version 1

Bearings

Orientation

"Know what matters online for your child — before it becomes a crisis."

For the parent who wants proportion: what to worry about, what can wait.

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Version 2

Levelhead

Competence

"Be the calm, capable parent when your kid goes online."

For the parent who wants to feel on top of it, not scared.

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Version 3

First Thing First

Sequence

"You don't need to do everything. You need to do the first thing."

For the overwhelmed parent who just needs a place to start.

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Version 4

Keep Pace

Currency

"You can't keep up with every app. We do that bit for you."

For the parent who feels behind and afraid of missing something.

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Two things to listen for: which angle makes them lean in (orientation / competence / sequence / currency), and which name they remember later. The names are placeholders — Levelhead, First Thing First and Keep Pace each have clearance issues to resolve, so weigh the angle as much as the word.

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