Features
What Lanai does
A short tour of the parts of the app that are most worth pointing at — starting with what you see first and ending with what is on the way.
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The Glass Timeline
A photographic background layer with locally-aware contrast safety, so the reading surface always stays legible no matter what the wallpaper is doing.
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Editorial typography
Optical-sized serifs, real vertical rhythm, and a quiet pipeline that fixes small text problems without ever rewriting what you said.
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Posts you can share as images
Save any post as an editorial image. Seven templates, three sizes, smart cropping that keeps faces in frame, and a watermark only you control.
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Accessibility as design language
Large type, real contrast, restrained motion, and a hyperlegible mode — not a settings menu, but the way the app looks before it accommodates anyone.
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Reading mode
Coming in v1.0A single quiet column for long threads — typography at full editorial discipline, the chrome reduced to a margin. Coming in v1.0.
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Postcard mode
Coming in v1.0A slower mode of browsing. One card at a time, the way you might leaf through a stack of postcards on a Sunday afternoon. Coming in v1.0.