Standup, October 14, 2026

Today

Send the Series A build to App Store review as 1.0 (SIM-20) → D5. Due by Thursday Oct 15. Version 1.0 reads “prepare for submission”, so the old approved build is off it, and builds through 28 are uploaded. The steps left are to play the TestFlight build, attach the App Store build and submit.
Create the Default Alive app in Play Console and open the Android tester sign-up (SIM-68) → D7. The target is 12 names by Oct 18, from 0. Google’s 14-day test clock starts only at the twelfth tester.
Write the real-player rule and its same-count check into the cycle instruments (SIM-69) → D6. The new dashboard is live and its counts match the old read. The check is not yet written where the Friday review reads it.

Fired: Pet Med Reminder 1.12.1 cleared App Store review and is out (it releases on approval). It unblocks no work this cycle, because Pet Med Reminder carries no objective.
Fired, carried: the App Store agreements expire Oct 23, 9 days out, last read Sept 26. Every listing depends on them.
The App Store status tool timed out on Apple’s API three times this morning. The states above come from the release check, which reached Apple. Shown only for three apps.
Uploaded and not submitted for more than seven days: clear.

Cycle 3 adopted: one product, one week, Default Alive only. Seven key results across current players, the share loop and launch readiness.
Default Alive shipped five TestFlight builds in a day: the garage one step at a time and tester fixes; the daily garage, seed codes and pixel share cards; the Series A stage; focus or fight with switching costs; and the game’s own math functions, so Android numbers match. Series B followed in the evening and waits for beta review.
The real-player view and the Growth loop dashboard went live and give the same counts as the old filter.
The 1.0 submission was paused in the evening to include Series B. A new App Store build 1.0 (28) was prepared for it; the submission waits for a go.