TL;DR — We rebuilt the homepage with Magic UI components, added a live terminal demo of the MCP agent flow, and replaced our theme toggle with something a lot smoother.
The Filewisp homepage hadn't changed much since launch, and it was starting to undersell what the product actually does. We gave it a full pass.
Magic UI components. The hero, features, and demo sections now use kinetic text, scroll-triggered animations, and a particle background that reacts to your theme — it's the same green-accented, monospace-typed look, just with more polish.
A live terminal hero. Instead of describing the MCP integration in prose, the new hero section shows it: a terminal-style demo walks through an AI assistant searching and fetching a file via Filewisp, right on the homepage.
Smoother theme switching. We replaced our custom dark/light mode hook with AnimatedThemeToggler, which transitions between themes with a circular reveal instead of an instant flash. Small detail, noticeably nicer to use.
A landing page is the first (and sometimes only) impression people get of how a product works. The old version told you Filewisp does file sharing; the new one shows you the AI-native part — search, MCP, and instant access — in the first few seconds.
We also added end-to-end test coverage for the theme toggle as part of this work, so future tweaks won't silently break dark mode again.