Your product argued over by a fake group chat — the lopsided poll result is the punchline and the pitch.
Vertical 4:5 static styled as a phone screenshot of a group chat, rendered as flat, pixel-clean UI — not a photo of a phone, no bezel. Light-mode messaging app: slim top bar with the group name "flat 4b" and a small cluster of three generic avatars, with a centered timestamp below reading "Today 9:41 AM". Chat bubbles in order, left-aligned gray incoming style: first bubble "ok serious question", second bubble "should mia buy her THIRD bag of [PRODUCT — e.g. "Sonda espresso pods"] this month". Beneath them, a white rounded poll card titled "Vote", with two options and horizontal result bars: "yes — 2 votes" with a short gray bar, and "yes but in bulk — 11 votes" with a nearly full blue bar and a small checkmark. Final gray bubble: "the people have spoken". At the very bottom, a standard rounded message input field reading "Message" with a mic glyph. Typography is native system sans with correct bubble radii, realistic padding and line spacing. Everything must pass as a genuine screenshot: crisp UI lines, correctly spelled labels, no warped emoji, no real app logos or names, no watermark.