Design labs, the documents that define the product, and the working material behind the gate. Nothing is ever discarded here; retired directions stay in the archive, because we may find a place for them yet.
Personas, the ten-stage lifecycle, the three journeys, the screen inventory, tiers and pricing, the copy rules, and the multi-language plan.
DocumentStack and platform decision, data model, the scribe's pipeline, the adult wing, the settings layer and admin console, the QA suite, security posture, and the build order.
DocumentThe design language in words: what the product is made of, and the rules that keep it from looking like an app.
DocumentThe eight storybook objects: what each one is for, when to reach for it, its states, its motion and its tokens.
DocumentOwnership of generated work, the licence the reader receives, the contract-first strategy while copyright law is unsettled, and the checklist for counsel.
Intensity as flame height: tap to raise action, darkness, romance, heat and language; a fourth tap blows the candle out. Heat stays a warm glow, honouring the ceiling.
Seven controls as storybook objects: wax seal, scroll, castle door, firefly menu, star, lantern, brass key. All seven kept; all eight now live in the app.
The interaction language: candlelight physics, the wax-seal press, hold-to-pour ink, page turns, living illustrations, lantern progress, the key turn, torn-paper chips.
The first button family: ink stroke, torn ribbon, dog-ear, ink blot, syrup nav. Retired as a direction but kept, because pieces of it may still return.
The QA report with the live cost figures, full-page captures of every screen as built, and how to run the engine. Behind the lab gate: the Cloudflare Worker asks for a password before any of it is served. Ask Amir for the credentials.