Checked live on trustead.app · 20 Aug 2026

Both of these are already built, and both are already working

I went to break them and couldn't. Here is what's actually on your site right now.


1 · The invite pop-up — “no Sign in line”

“The invite arrival popup has no Sign in line for people who already have an account (they must dismiss and hunt).”

It has one. “Already have an account? Sign in” sits under the two buttons, on the pop-up, on your live site.

This pop-up is drawn by the marketing site (staytrustead.com), not the app — a previous attempt changed the app and so changed nothing anyone could see.

Desktop

The invite arrival pop-up on desktop, showing the Sign in line

Phone

The invite arrival pop-up on a phone, showing the Sign in line

A staged demo invite. None of your real invite links were opened.

And it takes them to the invite — not to a blank home screen

That was the half worth actually testing, so I walked it: a member who already has an account, clicking that Sign in line, on production.

They land on the invite itself — the inviter named, the connection made, and the “would you like to vouch back?” step waiting. Not the home screen, and not the newcomer tour.

Where signing in from the invite pop-up actually lands, on desktop
Where signing in from the invite pop-up actually lands, on a phone

“Test Inviter” is a throwaway test person, created and used only for this check.


2 · “Your homepage action cards are NOT smart today”

“ANSWER — your homepage action cards are NOT smart today… they show the same things to everyone.”

They aren't the same for everyone. Cards retire as the member does the thing. Same live homepage, three different members:

Desktop

The homepage action cards for three different member states, desktop

Phone

The homepage action cards for three different member states, phone

What each card watches:

The one card that really is the same for everyone is the invite card — and that was your call.
On 6 Aug you said: “If someone has done all three actions on the home, it should still say invite people to Trustead, at least for now.” So it was deliberately made permanent. If you've changed your mind, that's a one-line change — say the word and it retires like the others. It's the only decision left in this one.

One thing I did fix

The test bench that walks your site as an “existing member” wasn't actually one.

It marked those fake members as having finished the tour, but not as having seen the welcome — so every “existing member” walk got handed the newcomer slides instead of the invite. My first run of the check above reported your invite flow as broken because of it. It wasn't. The rig was.

That's now fixed and live. It matters because it was quietly manufacturing false alarms — including one I nearly brought to you as a real bug on the very thing you asked about.


Nothing real was touched: no real invite link opened, no real member's data used, no personal photos or names in any picture on this page.