What Tella changed

• The main headline changed from "Every video you need in one tool" to "Record, edit, and share every video you need."

Tella is moving from a broad "all-in-one" message to a more specific "record, edit, and share" message. This tells users exactly what they can do in the app instead of just calling it a tool.

• Removed the primary "Team updates in the morning" headline and replaced it with "Every video you need in one tool."
• Deleted detailed sections explaining the teleprompter, invisible recorder, and 4K exports.
• Updated feature descriptions to emphasize speed, such as changing layouts "without rebuilding your edit."
• Simplified the "Edit with text" section to focus on deleting mistakes directly from the transcript.
• Consolidated team and library features under a new "Everything after editing, built in" section.
• Removed the extensive FAQ and the "More videos, less subscriptions" comparison section.

Tella has significantly reduced the amount of content on its page, moving away from long-form explanations to a concise, feature-led layout. This suggests a shift toward a faster, more direct sales pitch focused on ease of use for non-professionals.

• The placeholder text in the email field under the "Automatic zoom effects" and "Blur sensitive info" section was changed from "ja" to "jane".

The change is a minor text update within a product feature demonstration. It ensures the example data used to showcase the "Blur sensitive info" feature looks more like a complete name.