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--- a/website/views/pages/start.ejs
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@@ -408,7 +408,7 @@
           <h2>The myth of cross platform</h2>
           <p>Fleet lets you work directly with data and events from the native operating system.</p>
           <p>It still exposes familiar concepts similar to smart groups and extension attributes, but for every platform’s “special” nuance, and in a way that lets you go all the way down to the bare metal.</p>
-          <p>With Fleet you only need to manage Mac, Windows, and Linux; not Omnissa, Intune, and your anxiety.</p>
+          <p>With Fleet you only need to manage Apple, Windows, and Linux; not Omnissa, Intune, and your anxiety.</p>
           <div purpose="form-buttons">
             <a purpose="back-button" @click="clickGoToPreviousStep()">Back</a>
             <ajax-button type="submit" purpose="submit-button" class="btn btn-primary" :syncing="syncing">Continue</ajax-button>
@@ -424,7 +424,7 @@
             <div purpose="form-progress-bar"><div purpose="current-progress" style="width: 50%"></div></div>
             <img purpose="success-icon" alt="🚀" src="/images/icon-form-success-16x16@2x.png">
           </div>
-          <h2>Is it any good?</h2>
+          <h2>Want to try it?</h2>
           <div purpose="form-header" class="mx-auto">
             <p class="">We don’t have a public sample environment, but you can try Fleet out locally on your computer.</p>
           </div>