Warm-wellness direction for the pose-track app — the first look to react to. Every screen uses the app’s real copy and the locked rules: directional (no numbers yet), reassuring, self-relative to your own baseline, never medical. Fired from the actual content catalog.
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#E9E6EC#F6F4F8#6E3A56#4F8A84#282430Clay leads — spent on the one action per screen, and on the side to ease. Sage carries “level / on track”. Neutrals run warm, biased toward the clay.
Type — three roles
Five screens, real content. Capture → reading → result → the moves → progress. Camera & measurement are mocked; the design is what we’re reacting to.
Your photo isn’t saved. We keep only the alignment map — never the image.
Capture. A framing guide drawn in the app’s own line language, a level cue with its own tooltip, and the privacy promise up front — trust before the tap.
Everything runs on your phone. Nothing leaves the device.
Reading. The skeleton-loader moment while on-device pose runs. Same figure, greyed — the plumb line holds the frame steady while it thinks.
Most people carry one shoulder a little higher — it’s very common.
A general wellness check-in — not medical advice or a substitute for professional care.
Result — the hero. The armature reads at a glance: clay = the side to ease, sage = level. Directional language, no number (the ⓘ says why), the deviation word leaning off-plumb, one clay action.
Ease tension around the shoulders and neck. Move within a comfortable range.
Raise your arms into a Y, drawing the shoulder blades down.
Slide your arms up the wall, keeping your ribs down.
Gently bring one ear toward that shoulder.
A general wellness routine — not medical advice or a substitute for professional care.
The moves. Each with a plain cue and a why it helps line from the substantiation file. The clay action is Start — the optional product is a quiet, clearly-disclosed row, never the call-to-action.
We compare you to your own first check-in — never to anyone else, and never to a “perfect” posture.
A general wellness check-in — not medical advice or a substitute for professional care.
Progress. The line settles onto a sage “level” baseline — approaching balance, self-evident without a legend. Status, not scores; “No reliable change yet” is honest when a shift is below what we can reliably detect.
What you’re reacting to: the mood, palette, type, and how each screen carries our locked rules — directional-not-numeric, reassuring, self-relative, exercises-backed, privacy-first, never medical. Copy is placeholder-by-design (we tune wording later); it’s pulled from the real content catalog, so nothing here is lorem.
Send me screenshots of any app whose feel you want for a specific screen and I’ll steer it. Next I translate this direction into the React-Native build (Lucide + Moti motion + these fonts) as Plan 4.
Fonts: Lora (serif — the app’s voice) · Fraunces (headings) · Figtree (sans UI). Baked in from your reels: real fonts · tooltips · skeleton loaders (the Reading screen) · weight hierarchy · real icon pack (Lucide).