The first impression — the product selling itself, then Apple / Google / Facebook / email OTP.

Become someone people can step with — one screen: avatar, name, and the username row where identity is born.

What you're starting - the one explainer beat: two words and one fact, demonstrated on a real live step pulled from the public API. Names the promise, never the arithmetic.

Start with your people — the selection beat: the founder pinned and pre-selected as an ordinary row, and a button that says what it does: Follow 1 and continue.

The one shot at the prompt — priming that leads with the quietness promise, closed by "That's the whole list." One real push as proof.

Day zero, alive — the zero-follow feed is Discover-fed, never a dead end: real live cards, every one wearing the chip, plus one quiet Find-people pointer.

Who needs me now? — live 24-hour cards, countdown rings, and badges earned at the moment of action.

The conversation — comments under the live step; commenting IS stepping with, and the composer says so.

What happened while you were away — step-withs, comments, follows, and the recognition moments.

What are you starting? — 1 of 2: the title field IS the serif preview; the authored voice is born as you type.

Day one, documented — 2 of 2: the marigold composer; the photo already wears its first-step ring.

Add to the story — the [Step] FAB's composer: journey picker, the rose final-step toggle, live for 24 hours.

Who walked this with me? — the authored story as chapter cards on the trail spine, finale carried once by its own card.

Who became part of this journey? (V1.1) — the journey-scoped people page: role filters, relationship language, milestone citations; no ranks, ever.

Where did this journey change? (V2) — milestone landmarks as ink chapter markers on the trail, each with its permanent "Reached with" memory line.

A badge just arrived — the full-screen discovery moment, fired at the act: your own face inside the tier ring, the memory line, and the sentence that says why. No share, no next tier. Arrival only.

People you showed up for — the owner state of the one Badges page: a public stat band and a public "Shows up most for" peak over the shared, unranked list, with your full outward record kept in a private drill-in.

People Lena showed up for — the visitor state of the one Badges page: the same public stat band and "Shows up most for" peak the owner sees, minus the owner's private drill-in, over the shared unranked rows.

People who showed up for you — the owner state of the one Supporters page: a public stat band and a public podium (top three, exact counts, crown) over the shared, unranked list, with your full ranked list kept in a private drill-in.

People who showed up for Lena — the visitor state of the one Supporters page: the same public stat band and public podium the owner sees, plus your own private standing, over the shared unranked rows.

The private stats room — the owner-only complete ladder behind the Supporters and Badges drill-ins: absolute ranks, exact unique-step counts, ties that tie (two 5s, then a 7), and a pull-only footer. Never public, never notified.

Who did I support, who supports me? — the two door tiles, journey filmstrips, and your live strip.

The Steps tab — an Instagram-style media grid with the design's semantics: live, first and final steps ringed.

Someone else's profile — Follow states, a visit-time live moment, and tappable doors that open the unranked visitor lists.

A private account, seen from outside — public metadata, one kind lock card, the Requested state, and nothing that leaks.

My people — followers/following with relationship-first captions and real follow states (mutual, follow back, requested, remove).

Find your first people — the tab's opening state and the app's only discovery surface: recents, suggested people, journeys getting steps.

Find people and journeys — relationship-first results, privacy-gated.

This is how you show up — onboarding's sibling form: avatar, name, @username with the share-URL caption, bio.

This journey, managed: the owner's sheet in both of its states, the rows and the close note moment, swapped inside one container. Closing asks for a last word, not a confirmation.

Control your account — the quietest screen in the app: account, privacy, notifications, feedback, legal, sign out, delete.

Who can see me? — private-account switch rendering the real follow-approval rules, plus blocked accounts inline.

What wakes me up? — per-type toggles mirroring the real notification spec, chrome in ink not orange.

Delete means gone — the consent sheet: immediate, permanent, plainly said; sign-out offered first; danger ink, never rose.

Tell the person who makes this what happened: three shelves, the note, one screenshot, and the founder above Send.

Something's wrong here — the UGC safety sheet: anonymous report with the moderation doc's real reason categories.

When it's about a person, not a policy — the self-harm report response: priority review, warm thanks, resources after submit, reporter stays anonymous.

Pick up the conversation (V2) — a plain DM list; shared steps flow into chat like posts into Instagram DMs.

Talk to one person (V2) — carbon bubbles, one relationship caption, and the shared-step card as a door into the 24h window.

The notification spec — every trigger, recipient, copy line, media rule and tap destination; push anatomy, the priority ladder, badge model, and the never-send list.

The people-card spec — every state a role row can hold: a zero is never a digit, a chevron promises a page, and the ground carries the same tense as the tile (your role's wash, grey once a row is empty and settled, paper while it is still possible).

The milestone spec (V2) — a landmark, not a reward: mark/unmark flows, the quiet feed chip, the acknowledgment moment, the Companion citation, and the bright lines.

The reviewer's first five minutes — empty Activity, empty profile, and a failed search that stays honest: no nags, no filler, doors at zero.

Errors & dead ends — when something breaks the app gets quieter, not louder: ink not red, one Retry per state, and deleted vs blocked render the identical closed door.

The media viewer — a lightbox, not a surface: one X, one caption line, sound on by intent, swipe-down to leave; no social actions, no download.

The step's overflow sheet — a sheet earns its rows: Share, the quiet milestone toggle, Delete in danger ink; Report step on others'; the dead taps and per-step notifications cut.

The ask that catches the one tap able to end a step-with. Same sheet in and out of the window, one sentence apart; keeping is the primary, because the tap may have been a mistake.

The comment's overflow sheet and the two doors it never had: Edit, Delete, and Edited said on the row beside the arrival time. Reply and Hide cut, both dead taps.

The profile's overflow sheet — Share, Report profile, Block, in step-sheet anatomy. Report and Block stay ink: neither destroys anything, and the block confirm states the way back.

The per-step guest book: one sheet for everyone, with a While it was live section and a public After it ended section. Same room, viewer-graded ink: owners see act glyphs and timing on the rows, visitors see plain shuffled faces.

The unfinished step — publishing and failed, met by the author in their own trail: no live dressing for a window that hasn't started, one status sentence, and a retry door instead of red panic.

Choose the journey — the sheet behind the composer's ADDING TO row. A row carries the state change it causes: posting to an Achievement or Closed journey reopens it, said here and again above Post.

The mark, decided — the picked tangerine icon in its settings: home screens, iOS light/dark/tinted, notification, in-app chrome, splash.