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-  Token Plan Prototype : A Vesting Contract Use Case  
+  Token Plan Prototype: A Vesting Contract Use Case  
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 # Overview 
 
-The **Token Plan** Prototype is :
- - A Web DApp powered by **Marlowe Smart Contract** Technology Over **Cardano**. 
- - A use case of a vesting contract developed and available in the [Marlowe ts-sdk](https://github.com/input-output-hk/marlowe-ts-sdk/),
- - A demonstration on how to build DApps Powered By Marlowe with well known mainstream web technologies such as **Typescript** & **React Framework**.
+The **Token Plan** Prototype includes the following:
+ - A Web DApp powered by **Marlowe Smart Contract** Technology Over **Cardano** 
+ - A use case of a vesting contract developed and available in the [Marlowe ts-sdk](https://github.com/input-output-hk/marlowe-ts-sdk/)
+ - A demonstration of how to build DApps powered by Marlowe with well-known mainstream web technologies such as **Typescript** and **React Framework**.
 
-We have deployed instances for you to play with: [Test it by yourself](https://vesting-preprod.prod.scdev.aws.iohkdev.io/)!
+## Deployed Instance
+
+We invite you to test [a deployed instance of the Token Plan Prototype](https://vesting-preprod.prod.scdev.aws.iohkdev.io/) for yourself. 
 
 ## The Vesting Contract
 
-The vesting contract has been designed in the <a href="https://play.marlowe.iohk.io" > Marlowe Playground </a> and then integrated in the [Marlowe ts-sdk](https://github.com/input-output-hk/marlowe-ts-sdk) to be used in that use case (Token Plans)... 
-This contract is: 
- - Available for use in the npm package `@marlowe.io/language-examples`
+We designed the vesting contract in the <a href="https://play.marlowe.iohk.io">Marlowe Playground</a> and then integrated it in the [Marlowe TS-SDK](https://github.com/input-output-hk/marlowe-ts-sdk) to be used in the Token Plans use case. 
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+The vesting contract is available for use in the npm package `@marlowe.io/language-examples`
     ```ts
     import { Vesting } from "@marlowe.io/language-examples";
     ```
- - Open source in the [`\marlowe-ts-sdk/blob/main/packages/language/examples/src/vesting.ts`](https://github.com/input-output-hk/marlowe-ts-sdk/blob/main/packages/language/examples/src/vesting.ts)
- - Documented in our ts-sdk [API Reference](https://input-output-hk.github.io/marlowe-ts-sdk/modules/_marlowe_io_language_examples.vesting.html)
+It is available as open source code here: [`\marlowe-ts-sdk/blob/main/packages/language/examples/src/vesting.ts`](https://github.com/input-output-hk/marlowe-ts-sdk/blob/main/packages/language/examples/src/vesting.ts)
 
+The vesting contract is documented in our TS-SDK [API Reference](https://input-output-hk.github.io/marlowe-ts-sdk/modules/_marlowe_io_language_examples.vesting.html).
 
 ## The Prototype 
 
-It allows you to create ₳ Token Plans over Cardano: 
-- ₳ Token Plans are created by a "Token Provider". 
-- The Provider will deposit a given ₳ amount with a time-based scheme defining how to release these ₳ over time to a "Claimer". 
+The prototype allows you to create ₳ Token Plans over Cardano. 
+- ₳ Token Plans are created by a "Token Provider." 
+- The Provider will deposit a given ₳ amount with a time-based scheme defining how to release these ₳ over time to a "Claimer." 
 
-**N.B** : In the context of this prototype, we have combined these 2 participants' views to simplify the use case demonstration
+**N.B**: In the context of this prototype, we have combined these 2 participants' views to simplify the use case demonstration.
 
-The intent here is not to provide services to you over Cardano, but to demonstrate Marlowe technology capabilities with a concrete and fully open-source use case. We highly recommend that you look how this prototype is implemented.
+The intent here is not to provide services to you over Cardano, but to demonstrate Marlowe technology capabilities with a concrete and fully open-source use case. We highly recommend that you take a close look at how this prototype is implemented.
 
 # Roadmap
 The current version is a full end-to-end Marlowe contract example integrated within a Web DApp. It is a first iteration and is limited at the moment to three periods per Vesting Contract.
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 # How To Run Locally 
 
-To get the dApp up and running on your local machine, follow these steps:
+To get the DApp up and running on your local machine, follow these steps:
 
 1. **Clone the Repository**
    ```bash
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 4. **Configure Marlowe URLs in .env**
 
-   To ensure the dApp communicates correctly with the Marlowe runtime and scan instances, you need to set the appropriate URLs in the `.env` file.
+   To ensure the DApp communicates correctly with the Marlowe Runtime and scan instances, you need to set the appropriate URLs in the `.env` file.
 
-   ### Steps:
+   ### Steps
 
    1. **Open the .env File**:
       Navigate to the root directory of your project and open the `.env` file in your preferred text editor.
 
    2. **Set the Marlowe Runtime Web URL**:
-      Locate the line `MARLOWE_RUNTIME_WEB_URL=<Your-Runtime-Instance>`. Replace `<Your-Runtime-Instance>` with the actual URL of your Marlowe runtime instance.
+      Locate the line `MARLOWE_RUNTIME_WEB_URL=<Your-Runtime-Instance>`. Replace `<Your-Runtime-Instance>` with the actual URL of your Marlowe Runtime instance.
 
       MARLOWE_RUNTIME_WEB_URL=https://example-runtime-url.com
 
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       MARLOWE_SCAN_URL=https://example-scan-url.com
 
-3. **Run the dApp**
+3. **Run the DApp**
    ```bash
    npm run start
 
-Enjoy and stay tuned for our next releases!
+Enjoy and stay tuned for our next releases!