The home page now counts its own research — 17 sources, 26 sections

The "How it works" section on the home page used to say Pitchko queries 15 data sources and analyses 20 sections. Both numbers were typed in by hand, and both had fallen behind the product: the pipeline runs 17 external fetches and the deck builder carries 26 analysis sections. Those figures are now read from the same code that does the work — every source tile stands for a named fetch in the research pipeline, every analysis tile is a section group with its real count — and a test keeps the page and the pipeline in step, so the next source we add appears on the page without anyone remembering to update a sentence. The hero's third stat, which read "100% AI-generated" directly above a section explaining that the AI does not generate from scratch, now shows the data-source count instead. The sign-up button in the sticky header is outlined rather than filled, so each screen has one primary action. The hero's "~15 minutes" is now "under 30 minutes": measured across every deck with a real research phase, the median run is about 22 minutes and the longest 29, and the panel's own time estimate now starts from the same measurement. The "download example deck" button no longer appears until the file exists, so nobody downloads an empty file named like a presentation.