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I've taken another pass at the UI, what are your thoughts now? I kept the overall layout and user experience the same, but I took a more thorough pass at the design system.

Appreciate the feedback! I did lean on Claude design for the UI, I'm a SWE by profession so UI work isn't my expertise. That's good to know though, I have some friends that work in UI/UX so I'll see if they can help out on that front.

It looks really neat! I use Latex still for a few documents, but I honestly have never loved the overall interface for Latex editors. Even the VSCode extensions are pretty temperamental. I can always appreciate a nice UI over these things.

Ah unfortunately it looks like the formatting on my bullets section didn't go through like I'd wanted, sorry about that, here's another attempt at making it more readable:

Some things to note about Ifso:

- The free tier currently gives you access to the entire simulation engine and one saved scenario. Your scenarios are saved, so it persists across sessions/devices.

- The paid tier is $9/mo or $69/year (dropped down to $59/yr for the first 100 users, and this price is locked in until you cancel). This includes everything in the free tier + unlocks building multiple scenarios and comparing them side by side + Monte Carlo simulations.

- The app is US-specific as of now, if there's demand for supporting other locations I can always look into it.

- There's a number of account types and events that you can configure, and I'm constantly working on adding more. I ultimately want this to be as helpful and dynamic as possible, while remaining approachable and as intuitive as possible.

- There's no bank or account linking, so everything is manual input. You can export your data and you can also delete your account altogether. Data is never shared or sold.

- Sign-in is done via Google OAuth so your setup persists across sessions and devices. There is a short demo video on the site in case you want to see what things look like before signing in.