What changed

Pulled the May product polish into one release: cleaner Issue Paths, a more useful Collection system, better custom decks, a tighter Profile surface, and the expanded lesson library.

• The lesson library now carries 199 canonical lessons, including the new May sweep lessons, synced markdown/runtime content, refreshed visual coverage, and the CO2 tolerance duplicate-action cleanup.
• Issue Paths now own the main Path surface without legacy fallbacks, show a cleaner top nav with path name and step count, and use a lighter selected-path switcher.
• The path switcher now has a reduced + Add new path action that returns to onboarding with current paths preselected, so users can add or remove paths from the familiar picker.
• Collection now leads with Recent cards, Original decks, Rebuilt Tree, and Your decks, with Recent cards capped at the latest 10 unlocked cards and styled to sit flat on the page background.
• Custom decks are now title-only, capped at 20 characters, visually cleaner, and easier to edit with one source-deck filter, larger explicit check targets, and add/remove in the same picker.
• Original deck previews now show the full cover image, fullscreen deck covers close from any tap, and deck carousel covers physically move into the active slot instead of swapping abruptly.
• Removal feedback now fades in and out and clears after 3 seconds, while add/delete icon controls use flatter chrome that matches the rest of the app.
• Profile is cleaner: legacy/debug clutter is gated away, and the onboarding/sign-out account actions use small icon-first controls instead of heavy full-width outlined buttons.

Reworked Blueprint decks from module mirrors into curated problem and system decks, so Collection feels more like useful card sets and less like uneven folders.

• Blueprint decks now group cards into practical sets like Sleep Reset, Attention Defense, Calm System, Money Guardrails, Craving & Risk, and People & Signals.
• Tiny module decks and overstuffed module dumps are retired from the active seed, with old module rows hidden after deck sync.
• Missing blueprint card definitions were filled in, so lesson unlocks now point to real collectible cards instead of disappearing into empty deck slots.
• Opened decks now show locked cards as clean question-mark backs, reveal the unlock lesson only after tap, and use a steadier phone grid.
• Locked cards now fill the same card slots as unlocked cards, with only an outer outline and centered question mark in the grid.
• Saved cards in opened decks now show only the image and step title, Blueprint reveals no longer include share chrome, and completed Path decks have a fallback when deck seed data is stale.
• Path cards now use the same clean image-and-title overview, with the smaller version, info, and timing moved into the zoomed card.
• Opened deck cards are now more compact, the stretchy grid entrance is gone, and desktop browser drag reorder uses a simpler direct drag behavior.
• All curated Blueprint decks now have their own neon tarot cover art instead of generic placeholders.
• Quote decks now have their own matching neon tarot covers instead of borrowing the Blueprint placeholder.
• New Blueprint and Path deck unlocks now appear as a full-screen deck reveal with short deck copy, using a reusable notification system we can extend for future guidance moments.
• Zoomed Saved, Path, Blueprint, and locked cards now keep long descriptions readable in internal scroll areas instead of clipping or stretching the card.
• Collection favorite toggles now animate more smoothly, and opened decks use a compact sort control instead of the temporary ownership filter chips.
• Opened deck cards now swipe faster and support tap-left/tap-right navigation, including Path and Saved cards.
• Blueprint, Path, and Saved reveal cards now use the same swipe/tap speed and adjacent-card logic, and Blueprint reveals no longer show bottom pagination dots.
• Blueprint reveal descriptions now reserve their space and appear immediately during swipes, preventing the mid-transition text pop and card wobble.
• Path decks now use path-specific step cards and distinct food-related deck titles, fixing the duplicate-looking decks exposed by debug completion.
• Menu switches, close/back buttons, and slower internal route changes now show one branded loading layer so taps feel acknowledged while the next screen renders.
• Loading screens now use one generic textless Rebuilt animation across app menus, route transitions, lessons, onboarding path handoff, and lesson-completion handoff.
• The shared loading animation is now a simpler Rebuilt mark plus a card-shuffle deck loop instead of the old wavy path curve.
• The loading card shuffle now slides cards behind the deck one by one without rotation.
• Lesson completion now spends less time on the loading handoff and uses a lighter celebration burst so the end screen appears faster.
• Lesson-end card rewards now appear as compact Cards unlocked rows that show which Collection deck each card belongs to, without auto-opening the reveal.
• The internal image-generation prompt library now records the dark lesson-card style, paper-book infographic style, and neon tarot deck-cover style so future art can match what worked.
• Several dense infographic-style lesson visuals were replaced with simpler paper-book images, including Sleep Debt, intermittent fasting, magnesium, buffer ladder, block-next-bet, and infinite-scroll concepts.
• The next focus-loop image batch is live too: screen-time friction, Zeigarnik/open loops, dopamine scroll traps, and attention diet now use simpler paper-book visuals instead of fake chart widgets.

Refocused the public landing around one problem at a time, replaced the awkward placeholder media with real app captures, and tightened the lesson-finish handoff so the product feels more intentional end to end.

• The public hero now points new visitors to signup, leads with the 7-day problem-first loop, and keeps the module library as optional depth instead of the emotional first impression.
• Landing media now uses clean app-only screenshot candidates inside a nicer preview shell, rotates between real onboarding/day-one and lesson views, and drops the earlier Day 7 lane.
• Lesson completion now includes a short transition before the summary and a fixed end-screen celebration, so the final handoff reads as deliberate instead of abrupt.

Rolled the new system-builder path model across current onboarding issues, upgraded the learning shelves to follow the user’s actual state, and tightened the visual/copy quality on the main path and lesson surfaces.

• Every current onboarding issue now starts a selectable 7-day routine-building path with cleaner today-first language, stronger locked-in feedback, and a clearer keep-vs-swap return loop.
• Dive deeper, Continue, and Feel inspired now react to the current day, unfinished lessons, and module relations instead of showing fixed path-wide cards, while reusing real lesson images across the shelves.
• Module lesson rows can now preview opener images, onboarding/debug surfaces got a clarity cleanup, and the image-fit audit landed so the remaining off-ratio and weird-crop batches are clearly tracked.

Made offline reopening more reliable, cleaned up the login brand surface, and switched install/launcher assets over to the approved Rebuilt identity.

• Offline navigation now prefers cached route shells first, while lesson and module warmers cache the real page routes as well as content payloads.
• Login/auth now uses the approved gold-on-midnight lockup cleanly, without the extra helper tagline or the mismatched black background.
• Browser/install metadata and Android launcher assets now use the approved Rebuilt brand set, including the corrected lockup-based Android icons and splash colors.

Locked the public product around `Rebuilt` on `rebuilt.cards` and added build visibility inside the app.

• Added app build metadata so the running release can show semantic version plus exact commit fingerprint.
• Added an in-app changelog surface and a small profile build label for faster QA and support.
• Aligned active planning and pitch docs to the locked brand/domain and the blueprint-deck product direction.

Shipped the core learning loop, DB-first content platform, path system, collections, and the current card-shell language.

• DB-first lesson runtime, content parity tooling, and Supabase-backed published lesson snapshots are live.
• Path, lesson, collection, and profile surfaces were simplified into the current mobile-first product shape.
• Bespoke lesson-image coverage expanded across the main shelves, with the new workout course and richer path interactions.