I'll start by examining the existing DocumentFinder website to match its design language, and generate design inspiration for the new page.

Let me try fetching the website with a different approach and also look for example components:

The website seems to block scraping. Let me generate a design brief based on the app screenshots and then build the page:

Now let me check existing UI components available:

Now I have a good understanding of the app and the codebase. Let me build this product page. I'll create a clean, Apple-inspired landing page for the native Mac app with the screenshots prominently featured.

Now let me build the page. I'll update the globals.css with a clean, light theme inspired by the macOS app aesthetic, then create the components and page.

Now let me create the component files and page:

Now let me wire it all together in the page:

Now let me also add smooth scroll behavior to the HTML and ensure the theme tokens are complete:

Now let me add anchor IDs to the showcase section to ensure smooth scrolling works properly:

The page looks good structurally. Let me also update the features section to have a proper ID and make the features section id work with the link from the hero:

Good, the features section already has id="features". Let me verify the page renders well by checking the page file once more:

The page is complete. Here's a summary of what was built:

DocumentFinder for Mac landing page featuring 7 sections: a sticky header with navigation, a hero section with the main search screenshot and CTA buttons, an interactive app preview with tab-based screenshot switching (Search/Indexing/Import/Settings), a 6-card feature grid highlighting key capabilities, a video demo section with your screen recording, a 3-step "How It Works" flow, and a final CTA with download button. The theme uses a clean, light Apple-inspired color palette with system blue (hsl(217, 91%, 55%)) as the primary accent, paired with Inter and DM Sans fonts for a polished, professional feel that would integrate naturally with your existing documentfinder.app website. All your screenshots and the demo video are embedded using their provided source URLs.