BROILR — screen walkthrough

Walk through the screens (plain English)

When you see an empty frame, read it as “photo later.” The words beside each step already explain what that screen is for.

First boot

The app introduces itself and checks the line to your personal BROILR server. If the handshake fails, you fix it at home — the conversation never quietly jumps to someone else's cloud.

Connections list

Here are the servers and profiles you trust. Think of it as a roster of workshops you have already vetted, not a phonebook owned by a Silicon Valley landlord.

Handle detail

A handle is a public-facing name with reputation glued on. This screen shows the chips and history so you can decide if you want to answer the door.

Inbox

Your marketplace threads land in one calm inbox. Filters keep noise down so selling a couch does not feel like fighting a social network feed.

Marketplace card

Each listing carries warning strips when automated checks see mismatches — plain language, not blame. The goal is to protect your time before you drive across town.

Lattice timeline

Trust decisions leave an audit-friendly trail you can scroll. If you ever need to prove what happened, the story is on your metal.

Settings and deployment

Lifecycle switches live here: how the app talks to your server, what logging you want, and the boring safety toggles that keep admins sane.

Kill switch

Big red lever energy — when you need to stop the world, you flip it here. You own the consequence; we do not hide the control behind three menus.

Type is sized for comfortable reading on a phone, same as the rest of this family pitch.