fix: bring meta descriptions into 110 to 160 characters and state the privacy copy as facts

src/pages/404.astro

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ const destinations: Destination[] = [
 
 <Layout
   title="Page not found | SpreadPaper"
-  description="Jump to any page on spreadpaper.app. SpreadPaper spreads one photograph across every Mac display."
+  description="Every page on spreadpaper.app in one searchable list: the app, help, guides, about, alternatives, privacy and terms."
   socialDescription="One photograph across two, three or more monitors, lined up across the bezels. Free, open source, native macOS."
 >
   <Nav />

src/pages/about.astro

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ const facts = [
 
 <Layout
   title="About SpreadPaper"
-  description="Who builds SpreadPaper, why it is free, and everyone outside the project who has shaped it."
+  description="Robin van Baalen builds SpreadPaper in Curaçao because macOS repeats one wallpaper on every display. It is free and MIT licensed, shaped by its contributors."
   socialDescription={`One wallpaper across every display, built by ${people(credited.length)}.`}
   breadcrumb={[
     { name: 'Home', path: '/' },

src/pages/alternatives.astro

@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ const perDisplay = [
 
 <TextPage
   title="Multi-monitor wallpaper apps for macOS, compared | SpreadPaper"
-  description="Four apps genuinely spread one image across several Mac displays. A checked comparison of what each costs, where you get it, and which of them allows for the gaps between monitors."
+  description="Four apps genuinely spread one image across several Mac displays. A checked comparison of cost, source, and which allow for the gaps between monitors."
   socialDescription="Four Mac apps genuinely span one wallpaper across displays. Here is the comparison, checked against each app's own sources."
   eyebrow="Alternatives"
   heading="Mac apps that span one wallpaper across displays"

src/pages/guides/bezel-compensation.astro

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import TextPage from '../../layouts/TextPage.astro'
 
 <TextPage
   title="How bezel compensation works | SpreadPaper"
-  description="macOS lays displays out edge to edge in a virtual coordinate space, but a desk has plastic between the monitors. How SpreadPaper spreads the layout apart before sampling, with a worked example."
+  description="macOS lays displays edge to edge, but a desk has plastic between monitors. How SpreadPaper spreads the layout apart before sampling, with a worked example."
   socialDescription="The gap between two monitors is real and the pixels know nothing about it. Spreading the layout apart so a wallpaper crosses the seam intact."
   eyebrow="Guides"
   heading="How bezel compensation works"

src/pages/guides/index.astro

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ const questions: Question[] = [
 
 <TextPage
   title="Guides | SpreadPaper"
-  description="Answers to the questions that come with running one wallpaper across several displays on a Mac: spanning two monitors, doing it by hand, and how bezel compensation works."
+  description="Questions that come with one wallpaper across several Mac displays: spanning two monitors, doing it by hand, and how bezel compensation works."
   socialDescription="Guides to running one wallpaper across every display on a Mac."
   eyebrow="Guides"
   heading="Guides to one picture across every display"

src/pages/guides/span-wallpaper-across-two-monitors-mac.astro

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import TextPage from '../../layouts/TextPage.astro'
 
 <TextPage
   title="How to span a wallpaper across two monitors on a Mac | SpreadPaper"
-  description="macOS puts the same wallpaper on every display instead of spreading one across them. Here is how to stretch a single photograph over two monitors, bezel gap included, in about five minutes."
+  description="macOS repeats one wallpaper on every display. Here is how to stretch a single photograph over two monitors, bezel gap included, in about five minutes."
   socialDescription="macOS cannot span a wallpaper across displays. Here is the whole job, from picking an image wide enough to lining the join up across the bezels."
   eyebrow="Guide"
   heading="How to span a wallpaper across two monitors on a Mac"

src/pages/privacy.astro

@@ -13,11 +13,11 @@ const updatedLabel = '15 September 2026'
 
 <TextPage
   title="Privacy Policy | SpreadPaper"
-  description="No accounts, no analytics, no cookies, no database. The whole privacy policy fits on one screen."
-  socialDescription="No accounts, no analytics, no cookies, no database. The shortest privacy policy you will read today."
+  description="Your wallpapers are rendered on your Mac and stay there. The app checks GitHub for updates, and the site runs on Cloudflare. Read the full policy."
+  socialDescription="Your wallpapers are rendered on your Mac, to your own disk. The app contacts GitHub once, to check for updates. The shortest privacy policy you will read today."
   eyebrow="Privacy"
   heading="There is nothing to see here"
-  lead="No accounts, no analytics, no cookies, no database. Nothing to opt out of, because there was never anything to opt into."
+  lead="Everything happens on your Mac. The app asks GitHub about updates, and this site is static, served by Cloudflare, with its typeface from Google Fonts."
   updated={updatedLabel}
 >
   <Prose>