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Summary
docs/plans/app-store-screenshots.md— the chosen direction for the App Store screenshots ("Seed to Sprout" on the notebook page), the eight-frame sequence with en-US / es-MX copy, the alternatives considered, the prerequisites found in the repo (es-419 gaps + hard-coded literals on the frames we show, theConfig.plist/ATS/GoogleService-Info.plisttruth gate for "No account. No cloud.",TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY = 1,2, dark mode via-darkModeEnabled YES, a seeded fictional dataset), and the production pipeline for the next session.SavelyUITests/StoreScreenshotTourUITests.swift— a screenshot tour (Home, Goals, Money, Me, "+" sheet, Log expense, scanner) that attaches full-resolution captures; the driver for real-screen artwork. Skipped on CI like the rest of SavelyUITests.Why
Savely needs its own storefront identity — not Alisio's bands, Fingo's gradients or Thirds' cream editorial — and the research showed the "cream + serif" look is now the fintech default (Monarch/Matter). The growing SproutMark on a hairline rule is the one brand-native motif that is unmistakably Savely.
Test plan
swiftlint --strictcleanStoreScreenshotTourUITestsruns green on the iPhone 17 Pro simulator (7 attachments)Risks
None — docs + a UI test that is not run on CI.
Checklist
docs/