Every answer has a family tree

Payments has responded to complexity with a beloved industry standard: six tabs, three PDFs and one person who remembers where the useful sentence lives. I built Dexter to give the question somewhere better to go.

Select the sentence doing suspiciously heavy lifting, ask for the plain-English version or a real example, and the new answer opens beside its parent. The branch keeps its source and its way home.

If a feature hid the relationship, blurred the evidence or made the reader remember where they had been, it failed.

The product became a white research desk with a faint neutral dot grid. Klein blue marks focus, provenance and committed action. Cards behave like documents, curves carry parent-child history, and mobile opens in a proper reader while keeping the spatial overview one action away.