Telescope and Loops do some of the heaviest lifting in Alfred Scholar, and until now the homepage barely mentioned them. The whole workspace story has been rebuilt around how research actually happens.

## What is new

- **The tour is a journey now.** Eight tools, told in the order you use them: gather the literature in My documents, understand it with Ask Alfred, find your gap with Telescope, keep watch with Loops, drop in Citations, write in Manuscripts, invite Peer reviews, and run the final Plagiarism check before you submit. On desktop the tour walks beside you as you scroll.
- **Telescope and Loops, properly introduced.** The two AI instruments get full stops on the journey, with a page-cited comparison matrix and a weekly digest you can see working. Loops also has a home of its own now, with a full page under Features and a new docs guide.
- **Real screenshots, not mockups.** The homepage and the Telescope, Loops, and Ask Alfred pages, along with the docs, now show the product as it actually looks, captured from a live workspace.
- **Names that match the app.** Every tool on the site is now called exactly what the app calls it, down to the icons in the menus.
- **Small corrections.** Every mention of the trial now says 3 days, plan changes are described exactly as they behave, and plagiarism checking states its scope plainly wherever it appears.

As always, the aesthetic stays calm: same type, same palette, and motion that only happens when you scroll to meet it.