mdtAPE – meditation & hrv

the ape coach is three conversations now. a chip row at the top — coach, individuation, the felt — each with its own thread, its own memory, its own way of talking. the individuation coach works the ten-day arc and asks more than it concludes; it hands the material back to you rather than solving it. the felt coach is for the mind of the player: tilt and what fires it, the decision after the bad beat, the stop-loss that held or didn't. it never talks about the cards. and if what you raise is money you can't afford to lose, it doesn't offer you a track — it points you at a person. all three have a paperclip by the message box. tap it, pick a sit, and that evening goes into the chat as your own message: the track, the minutes, the hrv movement, the note you wrote afterwards. pointing at one evening is a different question from asking how the month went. the ten poker sessions stopped introducing themselves. each one used to open with a voice telling you what the practice was and how long it takes — both already printed on the card you tapped. every track now opens on its first instruction. one caution survived on purpose. the cards show the shorter times. the rank-up moment lost its confetti ape and got light instead: slow motes in your rank's own colours, rising past the medallion and vanishing behind it. and the medallion is a circle on every surface now, home included, so one rank stops looking like two different objects. smaller things: - both celebration screens fit an iphone se again, and scroll at large text sizes. - a locked coach chip tells voiceover that it's locked — once, instead of announcing itself twice and never as locked.