Site-style wiki (archived)
The first version: one long page in the site’s style with a search box, a three-step start, numbered guide tiles, printables with size buttons, a video grid, the brand toolkit and FAQ. Replaced by 01 as the live wiki.
Tab bar app (live)
Chosen: this is now the live wiki.html, shown here as it ships. Feels like an app from the App Store. Home opens with a search across the whole wiki, five tabs sit at the bottom of the phone, a large title that tucks into the bar as you scroll, and every guide or printable opens as a sheet you swipe down to dismiss. On a laptop the tabs become a sidebar and the sheet docks on the right.
Search first
Like Spotlight: the whole wiki is one field. Empty, it shows one-tap shortcuts; as you type, results appear grouped and you act on them right there. Download a size, play a video or read an answer without leaving the field. Arrow keys, Enter and ⌘K work on a laptop.
This week
Built around the next gathering. Opens on the week you’re on (the phone remembers it), lists the five parts as a prep checklist, shows what you’ll need, and “Run it” turns the phone into a full-screen, step-by-step guide with a timer for the meeting itself. The rest of the library sits below.
Card stack
Like Apple Wallet. Each part of the wiki is a card in the homepage’s colours (navy, blue, lavender, orange, paper), stacked so everything fits on one screen with no scrolling. Tap a card and it rises to fill the screen while the others drop away.
Conversation
Whisper is about conversation, so the wiki is one. It’s a text thread that replies with the real thing (a guide, a download, a video) as a card inside the message. Tap a suggested reply or type. Typing uses plain keyword matching on the same content; there’s no AI behind it.