One more thing out of the garage, without the app fighting you for attention. (placeholder copy for this comp — final voice is Auden's / brand-voice lane, not set here)
Every screen the real app has today — eleven states in all — run through the same register below, in the order a person actually meets them.
Tap your name.
Type your four-number code.
Things to do first, then the ones you've posted, then the ones that sold.
Everyone who's bought something from you.
The real app also has a Clandestine Compartment: a long-press-revealed panel holding a private household leaderboard ("The Till") and a Hall of Fame, built specifically as a family in-joke, not a product feature (D-416/D-464). It is left out of this render.
Reasoning: this comp exists to answer "what does a customer meet." The Compartment is real, it stays in the actual app, and it isn't going anywhere — but a sold or white-labelled version of this product presumably would not ship a stranger's household game hidden inside it. Rendering it here would either misrepresent a private family joke as a product feature, or require inventing a generic substitute nobody asked for. Neither felt right, so it's named here instead of quietly included or quietly dropped.