# Pass 0 — Claude Fable 5 review

The reference is light, airy, glossy, and toy-like. The baseline is its visual opposite: black, blood-red, dense, and anxious. The current app punishes before it observes.

## Product hierarchy

- Track has an identity crisis. Keep only today's total, the six one-tap drinks, and the dry action.
- History is core product behaviour and must be a real tab, not a hidden sheet.
- Fate should be the theatrical payoff. Remove the instructional paragraph, zero-state thumbnails, status watermark, and repeated caveats.
- Risk should lead with the curve and the user's position, then put methodology and support information behind calm disclosures.
- Do not repeat mortality risk on Track.

## Visual system

- Background: a pearl gradient from `#FBE9F0` through `#EEE9FA` to `#FBF4EA`.
- Primary ink: `#332B38`; secondary ink: `#8D8296`.
- Accent coral: `#FF5279`; mint: `#35B673`; sky: `#4E9DF6`; butter: `#F6C445`.
- Cards: translucent white, continuous 24pt corners, a fine white edge, and a broad pink-purple shadow.
- Use rounded display typography, large hero numbers, and tiny uppercase labels sparingly.
- Let the generated drink objects provide colour and personality.

## Language

Remove the red “collecting data” state and every large `PROVISIONAL` treatment. While there is not enough data, say “Building your baseline · 4 of 7 days” or “Your fate is unwritten.” The visual tone can be fond and playful without weakening the accountability premise.

## Recommended structure

1. **Track:** compact hero, 2×3 drink grid, dry action.
2. **History:** seven-day quick strip, at least 30 visible calendar days, editable days, paginated full history.
3. **Fate:** one pearlescent share card, tilt effect, share button.
4. **Risk:** compact average/risk summary, mortality curve, concise explanation, methodology disclosure.

## Delete list

- Dark backgrounds and dark generated artwork.
- Red warning banners in empty states.
- Risk cards outside the Risk tab.
- Hidden History navigation.
- “Provisional” watermarking.
- Fate-screen explanatory clutter.

Review run: Claude CLI, `claude-fable-5`, baseline screenshots and reference image.