— Public delivery board
We are close enough to be useful about status now: the game is running on iPhone, the core surfaces are playable, and the remaining work is polish, packaging, and launch discipline.
Quick Wedding, Party Pass, Full Wedding, Getting Ready Chaos, Fit Check, Submit, story cards, and the sealed Trophy Shelf are in the app. The public App Store page is not live yet.
Pick a role, swipe wedding red flags, keep five fragile meters alive, and get Maggie and Nico to the getaway car.
The companion surfaces are in place and being tightened for readability, screenshot appeal, and clean iPhone behavior.
The next lane is the boring one that matters: metadata, legal links, screenshots, review notes, and final release QA.
Wisteria House, Maggie and Nico, four playable roles, five meters, and the main getaway-car loop are in the iPhone build.
Trophies now tease the full achievement count while hiding unearned names, so players know there is a shelf to chase without spoiling it.
Close-reading fonts, spacing, truncation, bottom docks, white bars, choice cards, and every screen that looked too crowded in device review.
Finalize screenshots, support URL, privacy URL, age rating, metadata, review notes, build archive, and launch-day site copy.
Add the real App Store link, publish launch posts, collect community stories, and turn the best anonymous receipts into future cards.
Venmo justice, itinerary crimes, rental-house diplomacy, matching shirts, and a brunch nobody is emotionally prepared to attend.
Lost rings, nineteen-minute speeches, golf-cart confidence, suit-pocket evidence, and one friend everyone calls a liability.
Do-not-play lists, wrong first-dance names, uncle microphones, dance floor diplomacy, and the terrifying phrase "one more song."
Iceland weather, missing passports, volcano-adjacent logistics, luggage resentment, and guests treating Europe like a theme park.
— The community engine
The best Wed Flags should feel suspiciously specific. That only happens if the people who have seen the weird stuff help us keep the binder fed.