The same shelves as desktop, sized so two-and-a-bit cards show — which is what tells you the row scrolls. Swipe sideways through a track, scroll down between tracks. Exactly how the apps you sent behave.
On the lesson screen the mini player is pinned above the tabs and keeps playing while you move through the archive. That's the real phone use case — listening to the shiur while following the kovetz.
Primary destinations are a floating pill tab bar, per your §5. Full height uses
100dvh, never 100vh.
The bands are deepened, desaturated versions — each carries white text at 5.3:1 or better. The bright originals are kept for small marks. Straight Material red on cream was the cheap-looking part.
Your §5 bans shadowed rounded-2xl grids. These have no shadows at all —
a card is simply lighter than the ground it sits on, which is also your §4.4
"sections flow by soft colour."
Section heading, horizontal shelf, View all — the way your Linktree already works and the way every app you sent works. Each track's units scroll sideways; you scroll down between tracks.
Both band lines are now centred, so there's no left-versus-right conflict between the scripts at all. The mirrored archive rows keep the two-column split, since there each language owns its own column the whole way down.
Video thumbnails and speaker portraits are placeholders. The apps you sent are full of faces and that's part of why they feel alive. Send me shiur artwork and speaker photos and this gets substantially better.
Your progress screen needs accounts, which the founder ruled out. The honest version is communal position — "the seder is on קובץ י״ד" — no login required.
Typing "Elul" matches the Hebrew tag אלול and returns Hebrew-titled shiurim across three tracks. A tag is also a page, which is where the cross-track collections come from.
Unsponsored it shows the seasonal note; sponsored it shows the donor's dedication in the same place. Same component either way, so a dedication is never buried — which is what makes the next one easier to sell.
A warm-charcoal dark surface — not the near-black your §5 bans. Content here is illustrative beyond what your Linktree already publishes; real titles arrive with Drive access.