Each page explains the customer problem, source file, likely output, and safe local workflow in plain language.
Legacy database recovery · Local-first Bento inspection
Inspect and export useful data from legacy Bento-style databases locally.
For small businesses, researchers, administrators, and former Bento users with old structured records. This landing / funnel / detail product page now carries the same artwork-led discipline as the index page while keeping Bento visually distinctive through schema-grid artwork and database migration cues.
Prelaunch product page. Checkout, payment collection, account creation, download delivery, analytics, customer-data forms, installer uploads, store submission, provider connection, and customer uploads remain disabled until approved.
Customer fit, compatibility, workflow, and support expectations appear before any checkout route.
Live commerce, download, analytics, upload, and customer-data gates remain locked until approved.
Availability route · not live yet
Prepared for own-site sales first, with store channels added where useful.
Bento Database Rescue is being prepared for own-site software licence sales. The page should make one thing clear first: whether this tool fits the customer’s database, privacy needs, and export goal. The intended route is an own-site software licence with clear delivery, re-download support, and customer guidance once approved. Store channels may be added later where useful, but the High Caliber website remains the main customer information route.
Purchase wording must stay honest: this is software for local inspection and export where supported, not a promise of recovery success. Final wording still needs review before publication.
Product information
Legal/pricing approval
Checkout later, after approval
Customer portal/re-download support
Free scan · proof before payment
Show the Bento schema and capped sample rows before asking the customer to unlock the full export.
Bento is the cleanest first proof-first funnel because the value can be demonstrated without giving away the whole database. The free stage should inspect locally, show tables, fields, record counts, and export a capped proof bundle. Full table exports and batch migration packs stay locked until the paid/unlocked route is approved.
Show detected tables/collections, row counts, field names, field types, relationship notes where detectable, parser confidence, and unsupported warnings.
Give the schema map because it proves readability without handing over the full dataset. Pair it with capped sample rows per table.
Use a per-table cap: at least 3 rows where possible, up to 5%, capped around 25 rows per table. Very tiny databases should still show proof without silently becoming a full free export.
After approval, the paid route unlocks full CSV/JSON exports, full schema mapping, relationship notes, migration checklist, and batch export bundles.
Recommended product-page copy
Scan first. See your tables, fields, and a proof sample before you pay. Bento Database Rescue inspects your old database locally, shows what can be read, and exports a small proof bundle. Unlock full supported CSV/JSON export when you are confident.
Improvement wave · Database migration confidence check
Pre-purchase clarity before any future checkout.
Do I have a Bento-style database that can be copied locally?
The safe path starts with a local copy of the database and a clear expectation that schema and export review come before migration.
Which output do I need?
CSV, JSON, table summaries, schema maps, and migration notes should be presented as practical outputs rather than a promise to rebuild every field perfectly.
What could limit success?
Password protection, damaged data, unsupported field types, attachments, and unusual Bento/FileMaker-era structures need upfront support wording.
Customer problem
Old data should be handled carefully, not oversold.
Many Bento-era databases still contain useful customer lists, inventories, research notes, home records, or admin data, but the original app ecosystem is no longer a safe everyday workflow.
The safe product position is practical: local-first inspection, clear supported outputs, honest unsupported-case reporting, and a customer account route for future re-downloads and support.
Who it is for
Good-fit customers.
Use this product when the customer wants careful local inspection before relying on a recovery result.
- You need a local first pass over old Bento-style records.
- You want practical exports for archiving or migration.
- You prefer clear limits before spending time on manual recovery.
- You accept that old, damaged, encrypted, incomplete, or unusual files may not produce a full export.
Workflow
Simple, local, understandable.
One clear job: inspect locally, explain what is found, and export useful records where supported.
- Select a local Bento-style database or export folder.
- Inspect tables, fields, record counts, and supported structures.
- Preview useful records and field dictionaries where available.
- Export CSV/JSON-style bundles for migration or archiving.
- Flag unsupported, encrypted, incomplete, or damaged inputs clearly.
Compatibility questions
Checks before a customer buys.
These prompts help the customer decide whether the product is likely to fit. They are not live form fields and do not collect customer data.
- Is the source a Bento-style database, export folder, backup, or migrated copy?
- Does the customer need CSV, JSON, field dictionary, relationship notes, or a migration checklist?
- Are there attachments, missing tables, password-protected files, or unusual schema variants?
- Which modern app or spreadsheet workflow will receive the recovered data?
What the customer gets
A clearer promise for Bento Database Rescue.
Included path
Local schema inspection before export.
Customer clarity
Structured export planning for tables, fields, relationships, and unsupported items.
Future account route
Optional paid-extra lane for future batch export and schema mapping only if genuine extra value is approved.
Fixture screenshot artwork
Bento synthetic fixture screenshots for launch review.
These are local-only, synthetic, product-page visuals. They show the intended purchase-page evidence set without exposing private customer files, implying live commerce, or inventing real recovery outcomes.
Safe local input
Selection uses a safe database folder label.
Fixture-backed counts
Schema summary shows tables, fields, records, warnings, and migration bundle outputs.
Customer clarity
Results preview frames schema mapping without claiming perfect reconstruction.
Future lead capture and funnel tracking · not live
A focused Bento Database Rescue route without sending customers to the wider catalogue.
This page is now structured as a dedicated product microsite: the customer can check fit, understand outputs, review availability, and join a future product-specific update route without seeing every other High Caliber application.
Product detail
This page acts as the main product-detail and purchase-intent route for Bento Database Rescue.
Compatibility and support
The compatibility, workflow, and legal-review sections can be split into a second page later if a shorter public microsite is preferred.
Availability and updates
The future pricing, download, release notes, and product-update route can be a third page once commerce is approved.
Track route sources later
Future tracking should preserve UTM source, campaign, product slug, referrer, and landing section after approval. No analytics or tracking script is enabled in this local version.
Minimum fields only
Future update signup should ask only for email, product interest, optional platform/source type, permission to reply, and separate marketing consent. No customer data is collected here.
No cross-sell leakage
Product-page navigation stays inside Bento's own decision journey. Customers landing here are not pushed into browsing the full catalogue.
Disabled until approved:
Email signup, compatibility submission, marketing consent storage, analytics, cookies, customer accounts, checkout, downloads, and external form handlers.
Launch-page checklist
What must be true before this becomes public.
Commercial readiness
Final pricing, licence wording, platform support, delivery/re-download policy, refund/cancellation wording, and support boundaries must be approved.
Provider readiness
Lemon Squeezy product, checkout, licence key, hosted download, webhook, entitlement, and customer portal handoff remain placeholders until explicit approval.
Data protection
No customer-data form, private-file upload, analytics, tracking pixel, live support endpoint, or customer account creation is connected from this page.
Legal review and claim boundaries
Strong wording, but deliberately not a guarantee.
Say clearly
Local-first inspection, supported export paths, customer-controlled files, future Lemon Squeezy purchase/re-download route, and clear support boundaries.
Do not claim
This is not a FileMaker product, not a database-hosting service, and not a guarantee of full reconstruction. Do not promise profit, recovery success, official affiliation, legal/forensic suitability, password bypassing, or success on damaged media.
Needs review
Final company details, terms, privacy policy, refund/cancellation wording, delivery/re-download wording, pricing, compatibility table, and any Apple/store-specific terms must be checked before public use.
Release gates
Prelaunch static product page. No live purchase path yet; not published from this local source yet.
No public download or installer upload
No Lemon Squeezy checkout or API connection
No payment-card collection by this page
No analytics or tracking
No live lead capture, customer-data form, or private upload
No Apple upload/submission/commercial setup