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updated help modals

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Chris Sanden
2026-05-05 18:08:55 +02:00
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app/(tabs)/index.tsx
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@@ -60,22 +60,22 @@ const FLOW_STEPS = [
{
label: '1',
title: 'Subject',
description: 'A subject is the top-level container for one course or area you are studying.',
description: 'Start with the broad area you are studying, like one course or one exam you are preparing for.',
},
{
label: '2',
title: 'Assignment',
description: 'Each subject contains assignments like projects, exercises, or exam prep blocks.',
description: 'Inside that, add the bigger piece of work you want to move forward, like a project, a problem set, or revision block.',
},
{
label: '3',
title: 'Task',
description: 'Assignments are broken down into tasks so you always have one concrete thing to work on.',
description: 'Then break it down into one task that feels concrete enough to begin without overthinking it.',
},
{
label: '4',
title: 'Sprint',
description: 'A sprint is one focused work session tied to a single task. After it ends, you can take a break, continue the same task, or return to the dashboard.',
description: 'That task is what you bring into a focus session. After a sprint, you take a short pause, then come back to the same kind of focused work. After a few rounds, the app gives you a longer pause so the rhythm still feels sustainable.',
},
] as const;
@@ -712,7 +712,7 @@ export default function HomeScreen() {
</View>
<Text className="text-[15px] leading-[22px] text-[#52606D]">
Build your work from the big container down to one concrete task, then use sprints and breaks to move that work forward.
The idea is to make getting started feel lighter. You decide what you are studying, narrow it down to one clear task, and then let the app carry you through a simple rhythm of focus and recovery.
</Text>
<ScrollView
@@ -748,9 +748,9 @@ export default function HomeScreen() {
<Text className="mt-[6px] text-base font-bold text-[#1F2933]">
{'Subject -> Assignment -> Task -> Sprint'}
</Text>
<Text className="mt-2 text-sm leading-[20px] text-[#52606D]">
The dashboard then helps you resume an active session, start the next sprint, or review recent study progress.
</Text>
<Text className="mt-2 text-sm leading-[20px] text-[#52606D]">
In practice, that usually becomes focus session, short pause, focus session again, and eventually a longer pause when you have done a few solid rounds.
</Text>
</View>
<Pressable

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app/(tabs)/subjects.tsx
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@@ -14,22 +14,22 @@ const FLOW_STEPS = [
{
label: '1',
title: 'Subject',
description: 'A subject is the top-level container for one course or area you are studying.',
description: 'Start with the broad area you are studying, like one course or one exam you are preparing for.',
},
{
label: '2',
title: 'Assignment',
description: 'Each subject contains assignments like projects, exercises, or exam prep blocks.',
description: 'Inside that, add the bigger piece of work you want to move forward, like a project, a problem set, or revision block.',
},
{
label: '3',
title: 'Task',
description: 'Assignments are broken down into tasks so you always have one concrete thing to work on.',
description: 'Then break it down into one task that feels concrete enough to begin without overthinking it.',
},
{
label: '4',
title: 'Sprint',
description: 'A sprint is one focused work session tied to a single task. After it ends, you can take a break, continue the same task, or return to the dashboard.',
description: 'That task is what you bring into a focus session. After a sprint, you take a short pause, then come back to the same kind of focused work. After a few rounds, the app gives you a longer pause so the rhythm still feels sustainable.',
},
] as const;
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ export default function Subjects() {
</View>
<Text className="text-[15px] leading-[22px] text-[#52606D]">
Build your work from the big container down to one concrete task, then use sprints and breaks to move that work forward.
The idea is to make getting started feel lighter. You decide what you are studying, narrow it down to one clear task, and then let the app carry you through a simple rhythm of focus and recovery.
</Text>
<ScrollView
@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ export default function Subjects() {
{'Subject -> Assignment -> Task -> Sprint'}
</Text>
<Text className="mt-2 text-sm leading-[20px] text-[#52606D]">
Subjects hold the study structure. The dashboard is where you resume active sessions, start the next sprint, and check recent progress.
In practice, that usually becomes focus session, short pause, focus session again, and eventually a longer pause when you have done a few solid rounds.
</Text>
</View>