A card-triage surface over Gmail. Swipe to zero. This guide walks every screen, captured from the running app in preview mode.
How Skim greets a first-time visitor — private by construction, with a no-account preview.

The arrival screen — one tap to connect Gmail, or preview with sample mail. Skim reads and labels Gmail and stores nothing on any server.
The core ritual: a finite deck of derived cards you swipe to zero. Deterministic, capture-free, source-anchored.

Your inbox as a finite deck: each card is derived from one or more emails (156 emails → a handful of cards). Swipe to zero, then close. Family chips auto-generate from the live deck.

Chips filter the deck by family — Money, Travel, Deliveries, Digest. They hide at zero and fall back to All when a family empties. A card wears a PARSED or AI badge for its provenance.

Tap a card for the detail sheet — the source emails behind it and its actions. Cards are posters (≤8 lines); the sheet carries the depth.

Right = done, left = skip (a training signal), up = later. Dock buttons and arrow keys mirror every gesture. Nothing is deleted — 'done' is a Gmail label, and re-syncs are idempotent.

A dead end by design: the session's stats, then the app closes. History lives in an archive behind the avatar, never on the finish line.
Where control and the disconnect story live.

Account, preferences, and the developer agent-face toggle (off by default). Disconnecting leaves your Gmail labels honest, keeps your Drive intent file yours, and wipes everything local.
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